ANN ARBOR ARGUS-DEMOCRAT

NfOL. LXVIL—tfO 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1902. WHOLE NO. 3540

safe of Michael Staebler, the coal man, flood. In all it is conservatively esti- had been carried away by the flood. Itmated that not much short of $50,000 aruTaruT-ann nnnrurnji. rvuTruTJinnru-' nnnnrun A FURIOUS RAIN STORM reached the Michigan Central culvert will cover the damage done. Perhaps and dammed it up. Warren and athe amount may exceed that figure. number of other men went toth e place SCHAIRER & MILLEN to clear it away as, owing to its pres PUTS LIVES IN JEOPARDY ence the water was rising at an alarm- A SMALL BOY ing rate, threatening to carry away the SAVED MRS. F. WOOD railroad tracks. It was finally re It Beat Violently on the City;for Over Two Hours moved and the water having free ac- Monday Afternoon cess dashed at a furious rate through Mrs. Frank Wood, who lives at 107 Summit street, was one of those who CLOSING THEM OUT the culvert. Young Heinzman, missing were caught in the flood. She had Water, in Some Places, Was Over Ten Feet Deep- his footing, fell in and was in a fair come from her house to rescue her dog, Suits, Jackets, Walking Skirts way to be completely engulfed when which was at a rear portion of the Aldermen Schumacher and Clancy Save a Warren and some other men pulled him dwelling, when she slipped on the and Silk Waists Number of Lives, Which Were in out. veranda and fell into the swift current. Luckily the water was only about four Peril From the Flood WHAT SIPLEY SAYS feet deep or she might have lost her life. She was carried some distance. TAILOR MADE SUITS OF THE FLOOD DAMAGE •I 1 II I II I"1 I I A little boy named Keebler came to Re resents ur r flt her assistance. He grasped her by the ncr P ° p ° and we "It is the worst flood that I have wrist and pulled her out of the water. 111 I are willing: to lose the profit to seen here in fifty years," said Fire When talking of her narrow escape reduce the stock at once. Come and get a suit at just the price The Amount of Water Which Fell Chief Sipley, as he ruefully looked over this morning Mrs. Wood said she never we paid for it. the scene of devastation, after the wanted to see such a flood again. "I Yesterday Afternoon Was 2.45 Inches. storm had spent its force. "In fact I save my dog," she said, "and I am SHORT SILK JACKETS University Observatory. don't believe I have ever seen anything thankful." like it in Ann Arbor. The loss to prop- Are Again Popular erty is terrible. It's a wonder that no Eton effects in Black Peau de Soie and Moire Silks lives were lost. We will 'be completely PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE with lapels of White Moire Silk, daintily trimmed knocked out for water in the fire OF DR. M. L. BELSER with braids. Special $12.00 values •+*+*+++++ 1 hydrants in the ruined section until One of the most terrific rain storms into the wagon. We had got to Third repairs can be made. The damage ever known In the history of the city street, when some woman shouted to will probably reach $50,000 or $60,000." One of those who miraculously es- Special $7.5O each occurred between the hours of 3:30 and me from the porch of her house. caped being caught in the disaster and B o'clock Monday afternoon. " 'Oh! 'Mr. Schumacher, have Mr. During the flood the chief lent valu- who if he had would probably have During that time it looked as though Clancy drive over to those houses on able assistance to some of those who been drowned, was Dr. M. L. BeJser. Over 250 Dress & Walking Skirts the flood gates olf the skies had been Chapin street. There are people were in danger. He worked with all The physician had just crossed the drowning there, surely.' his might until the storm had abated go on sale Saturday morning thrown wide open and that the city and it was seen that the worst of theMiller avenue bridge about three min- was to be deluged with the great out- "We got to the houses indicated by danger was past. utes when the structure collapsed, ow- This Lot includes Dress and Walking Skirts in Black, Grey pour of water. the woman just as quickly as the ing to the attack of the rushing waters and Brown, worth $5 and $5.50goat $3.75 The rain came so swiftly and in such horses could get us there. It was hard upon it. He was driving in a light 25 Fancy Wool Dress Skirts, $3.50 kind, for. 1.49 large quantities that it was only about going for at this time the storm was LOST HIS WOOD buggy and was on his way to make a One Lot Black Dress Skirts go at 1.98 thirty minutes after it began to fall reaching its height and tons of water BUT SAVED HIS BABIES sick call in the third ward when the that some of the low lying portions had already fallen. The first rescue storm was at its height. One Lot Grey and*Brown Walking Skirts go at 2.75 of the city were submerged In two feet we made was that of a woman with an Mrs. Emma A. Clancy, wife of Ald- Taffeta Silk Dress Skirts for this sale $7.50, SO.00, $12.00 of water. In an hour after the storm infant about a week old. Prom here John Bird, the proprietor of thermae n Clancy, who knew of Dr. Bel- Pretty Wash Petticoats in Pink, Blue and Linen Shades, toad begun the water in these same we made what o^er rescues we Walker house, was one of those whoser's perilous situation, said that it the 75c kind for 50c places had risen to a height of ten feet. could." was least able to be a loser by thewas one of the most providential The storm in its fury lashed the sea disaster. He is not a man of means, escapes from serious injury and per- in fact he is far from being rich in this LOW PRICES ON COTTONS of water, as it fell, against the sides of THE NARROW ESCAPE haps death that she ever knew of. business and dwelling houses, in many world's goods. He was struck, how- 3 Bales, Good, Fine, yard wide sheeting, 20 yards for $1 OO cases damaging them quite badly. In OF PATROLMAN COLLINS ever, with a force which is liable to Fine, Bleached yard wide Cotton, a yard 5 and 6c several instances small houses were hurt him quite seriously for a time at 42-inch Fine, Bleached Pillow Cotton, a yard 10c least. Among the property which he BABIES CARRIED 45-inch Fine, Bleached Pillow Cotton, a yard 12kc partially carried away from their foun- 9-4 Brown Sheeting-, a yard 14c dations so strong was the rain tempest. One of the persons taken to a place had destroyed was 200 cords of second of safety from his house at 539 N.growth oak. It was nicely arranged BY RUSHING WATERS One Bale Cotton, Twill Toweling, a yard 4c In the valley of the Allen creek the Ashley street wnich the flood threat- in the rear of his hotel when without 42x36 Bleached Pillow Slips at 9c danger to life was most imminent. 72x90 Bleached Sheets 49c ened to sweep away, was "Doc" Col-a moment's warning the flood came 81x90 Heavy, Fine Bleached Sheets at 50c This water course overflowed itself and lins, the well-known patrolman. Alder- suddenly along and carried it away. TWIN CHILDREN OF JOHN BIRD so closely invaded the dwelling houses Mr. 'Bird, however, takes his loss as NEARLY LOST in the vicinity that it (looked for a time men Clancy and Schumacher were on flQf* Ladies, don't forget our IVluslin Underwear their way to render assistance to those quietly as could be expected and ex- as though there was to be serious loss presses himself as satisfied that he didThey Were Rescued Near the Felch Sale in our Busy Garment Room of life. The prompt assistance, how-who might need it when Clancy said: "Let's find out if "Doc" Collins Is allnot suffer any greater damage. He Street Bridge—Alderman John- ever, of a number of persons, notably loses sight of the loss of some of his son's Story Aldermen William Clancy and Phil right." property over the saving^ of his two Schumacher, averted the drowing of Both men drove up to the house, children, who came near being lost SCHAIRER & MILLEN, a number of people who were in a most which was engulfed almost to thein the angry waters. One of the most pathetic scenes of perilous situation when they were res- threshold of the door in water and the of the flood was witnessed by Alder- /3T 67>e BUSY STORE cued. flood still rising. Schumacher called man Willis Johnson. He was near the LTUTnj^ruiniTnjinjuxruuTTUTrinnnjuTnjin^ Clancy and 'Schumacher did splendid out: STRANGE DISCOVERY Felch street culvert and describes the incident in this way: and heroic work, driving their wagon "Are you there 'Doc?'" MADE BY GEORGE RASH submerged in water above the hubs "Yes," came the reply, "wait until "I was alarmed at the proportions to houses where the inmates were ap- I can get some of my clothes." that the flood was reaching when my pealing Ifor succor and carrying them "Hurry' up," yelled Clancy, "if you A peculiar find which might indicate fear was much increased by seeing two away in safety. In one instance, on don't want to be numbered among the that someone was lost in the floodo littlr e children being carried by the Chapin street, the mother of a ' new missing." was robbed, was made by George swirling waters down Ashley street. born babe was rescued with her infant In a jiffy Collins raised a window Rash, an employe of the Michigan Fur- They were tiny tots and appeared to by Schumacher and Clancy, while Mrs. and looked out, but the water was soniture Company, this morning. Mr. be unconscious of their situation. I Charles Schneider and her four ba-bies deep that he hesitated about getting Rash, who lives near Seventh and Lib-was on the point of going to their were among other Instances of the erty streets, had left his home to gorescue when some man whom I do Money Saving into it. Noticing his hesitancy, Schu- rescues made by the two life savers. macher shouted, to his work, when' toe noticed a num-not know jumped in and saved them. While the rain poured, the artillery "Hold, on 'Doc' until we can get aber of papers lying in the street near I afterwards learned that the children of the heavens was sending forth its plank.'" his home. He examined them and were the twin babies of John Bird, the thunderous intonations. The reports The latter being procured it wasfound among them a number of blank proprietor of the Walker House. I coming with such force that a number stretched from the wagon to Collins' checks, Michigan Central railroad or- never saw a sight in my, life that made of the little children who had been window. He stepped on the board and ders and other documents pertaining to my blood run codder than that did. SATISFACTION rescued from the waters wnich threat- was soon in the wagon with the city the road. He took his find back to hisFor the moment I did not know what ened the snuffing out of their' lives fathers. He had his uniform with him, home and later said that he would re- to think. My only impulse was to were almost frightened into hysterics. tied up in a piece of paper. In fact, port the matter to the sheriffs office. save the children. The children, it TO YOU Added to the deafening noises of theit was "Doc's" anxiety for the safety How the papers came to be at theseems, were playing at the corner of thunder claps, the lightning, as inof his blue suit and" brass buttons that place is a mystery. Inquiry among the First street and Miller avenue when This is the invincible power forks of fire it sped on its lurid way kept him in the house until the water railroad offices here does not show that they were carried away by the flood." that catches and holds our through the sky, made a scene which had so far enveloped it. any of the employes are missing. Nor This was one of the most miraculous trade. Goods that are SAT- will not soon be forgotten by those who is it known that any of them was rob-escapes of the afternoon as if the ISFACTORY at that always witnessed it. bed or lost any papers such as were LOWEST PRICE, is what RESCUED HER PIGS children had been carried farther you expect and get here. The damage caused by the flood and found. down the stream to the Felch street storm is estimated at between $30,000 WITH A GARDEN RAKE bridge, there is no doubt but what they and $50,000. HEROIC SERVICE GIVEN would have been lost. HOT WEATHER SUITS A rather amusing incident of the BY ROBERT NOWACK AND flood is told by Frank Mclntyre, the THE STORY OF actor. Mr. Mclntyre was on the brow ROBBED HOUSE of a small hill near Spring street in Robert R. Nowak, a bartender at the OTHER COMFORTS company with some young ladies as saloon of Oswald Dietz, 111 E. Huron OF JOHN LOWRY PHIL SCHUMACHER daring as himsedf watching the hurried street, made one of the most heroic Wool Crashes, Scotch and rising of a ravine when he says herescues of the evening. He was near Canadian Homespuns and The police department was notified Tweeds, light weight Cheviots TLLLHOW HE AND CLANCY WENT was suddenly horrified to notice the the comer of Main and Summit and fine Flannels. The great- TO THE RESCUE water in the ravine had risen twenty streets, when Ernest Cabella, whose Wednesday that the residence of John est exhibit of Thin Suits you feet and was fast overflowing the home is at 326 E. Kingsley street, was Lowry, 615 Monroe street, was entered have ever seen in Ann Arbor, yard, the house and pig pens of Mrs.carried away by the flood, and into the some time during the past week and here for your choosing. We He Explains How They Came to be inAugust Hintz, who lives at 727 Spring culvert on Summit street. He disap- jewelry and other property taken. want you to see what a Wagon at the Most Serious street. , peared quickly. Nowak saw the inci- The thief broke open a trunk and got Point of the Flood For a moment," said Mr. Mclntyre, dent and ran to Cabella's aid, much en- away with four rings, a purse contain- "I wa<* undecided as to what I should dangering his own life. He hauled ing a small amount of money, and #.50, $10 and 512 do, when I was surprised to see Mrs.Cabella from the flood at a point about some other valuables whose intrinsic will buy A most fortunate coincident of theHintz come from her house with a ten feet from where he went into the value was not great. flood was the fact that Aldermen Clan- '.ong-handled i-ake. She is cuite a culvert. It was a splendid piece of The loss was not discovered by the cy and Schumacher were at its most heavy woman and was wii'np labori- heroism on Nowak's part and when T-owry family until Tuesday. They Summer Hats in Large [Showing serious point with a wagon, when it ously through the water. When she he pulled the almost drowning man todo not know at what time the property came about. How they happened togot within a few yards of her pig pens a place of safety, a number of specta- was taken, but say that it was stolen Fancy Summer Vests be there is best explained by Alderman she stretched forth the rake and with tors cheered him loudly. within a week. At present there is no Schumacher. This is his story: it pulled the pigs one at a time to a clue to who did the stealing. Fancy flanhattan Shirts "In company with the Mayor, City place of safety. The little animals kept THE LOSSES TO Oerk Harkins and Engineer Groves, up a horrible squealing and really it Clancy and myself had started out onappeared to me as though they would CITY AND INDIVIDUALS HAS SURVIVED New Line Summer Neckwear an inspection of the streets. We were just as soon have been drowned as in a wagon and had almost reached to have been hauled out of the water The losses caused by the floodar e SERIOUS OPERATION Fancy and Plain Underwear the house of Mrs. 'Staebler on Wwit. h that rake. It surely was quite a variously estimated from $30,000 to Huron street, when the storm began. funny scene but at the same time there $50,000. It is said that the city will Frank Renau, who dives with his NOBBY NOTIONS ^ Clancy and myself concluded to take was much to admire about it as it dis- have to pay $25,000 at least for rebrother-in-law- , Gus Schenk, about two shelter in the Staebler home as we sawplayed a wonderful presence of mind pairing the damaged culverts, while miles from the city on S. State street, the storm was going to be a bad one.on the part of Mrs. Hintz." the individual losses are estimated to returned Wednesday from Detroit, The rest of th

The Free Press will do well to see While there is a large amount o OPENING OF THE THE ARGUS DEMOCRAT to it that its enmity to the Xews does sentiment to the effect that Governoi BARELY ESCAPED "ROYAL FRONTEiNAC" HOTEL, not cause it to embrace the cause of a Bliss is a very weak executive, no one FOUR-MILE LAKE FRANKFORT, MICH. BEING DROWNED The "Royal Frontenac" Hotel, the YPSILANTI WEEKLY TIMES. very weak state administration. Al- who knows the man will believe tha handsomest summer hotel in the north, though it lias repeatedly pointed out in he is personally dishonest or a boodler will open its first season July 1st under PUBblSBKD BY the past the very bad features of the He undoubtedly has resorted to the Miss Jessie Merrill, book-keeper for the management of J. R. Hayes, the Wm. Goodyear, had a narrow escape man who made Mackinac Island Till Democrat [Publishing Company. present state administration, appar prevailing political methods of hi from drowning Friday. She, in party, for such a man as he is would Incorporated for $1,000,000 famous, and C. A. Brent, formerly J>. A. HAMMOND, President. ently through the enmity it bears the company with three Sfriends, spent th superintendent of the Union League S. W. BEAKES, Secy, and Treas. News, it is becoming at least an apol have stood no chance whatever of be by Detroit Parties day at Wolf lake, near Jackson. Dur Club, Chicago. ogist for Bliss. The Argus did not ing governor of Michigan and of being ing the afternoon they went sailing Music, dancing, boating, bathing, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY renominated, but for his money and his and as the wind suddenly changed th for $l.oo per year strictly In advance. suppose the News had that amount of OTHER CHELSEA NEWS fishing, horse-back riding, golf, tennis boat was overturned and the occupant and many other forms of entertainment influence over the Free Press. It cer- close relationship with the great finan were thrown into the water. Bnteredat the Postofflce in Ann^Arbor Mich cial corporations. Of course the giving will be provided. You will find Frank- as second-class mail matter. tainly does not make Bliss a good gov- A Fork Tine Run Through The young ladies were unable tc fort and the neiw hotel a most de- ernor and one who should be re- of one's money to be used in corrupt McLaren's Wrist—Banks swim and had it not been for th lightful place to spend your vacation. ing4he primaries and buying delegates prompt assistance which a man stand FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1902. elected, even if the News "fakes" Made Money—A Boy ing on the dock gave them they woul about him as the Free Press charges. is bad enough, but It is the custom to Read the Argus-Democrat, the best look upon this in a very different ligh Loses a Leg undoubtedly have been drowned. weekly. Only $1 per year. INORDINATE PROFITS OF THE from personal dishonesty. Yet Bliss PROTECTED 'STEEL TRUST. Senator J. W. Helme shows the right is not excusable for the means resorted Chelsea, Mich., July 3—W. S. Me In commenting on the net earnings spirit in stating that he is ready to Laren, the Argus newsboy at thi to by those managing his campaign by place, met with quite a painful but no of the steel trust, which came to more support any good man for governor any manner of means. His offending serious accident late yesterday after Starting and Staging* than sixty-four millions in the last six who can wrest the state government in this particular is sufficient ground noon. He with a number of othe At the start in a long race, the advant- months, one of the western republican from the hands of the machine. This for defeat. No man who will give ol boys was at work removing the soc age often appears to be with an outsider. is the thought which should animate from the diamond on the ball ground* IN THE RIVER representatives said to Walter Well- his wealth to aid in corrupting the pri- But the race is won not in starting but anan: all good citizens who are opposed to loading the same on a wagon prepara in staying. The quality which wins 19 maries in his own interest, or in the tory to having it drawn away, when Gotthilf Lutz Discovered staying power. It is so in the race of the machine and the machine methods interest of others, should be honored in some way, one of his companions life. Staying "This means that we have got to which have and are disgracing Mich- Dead in Toledo power wins, and ^ revise the tariff. The American people with high office. Then there are other who was using a fork, accidentally as a rule the best know that the average protection on igan. If Bliss is to foe defeated at all things which stand against the gov ran one of the tines through the lef stayer is the man wrist of Wirt, barely missing th the product of the steel trust is nearly it can only be done by uniting all the ernor and which, justify his overthrow HE WAS DROWNED with the best 40 per cent. They know that on ac- voters who are opposed to him. No large artery. It is thought that nc stomach. All by the people. His record indicates serious results will follow but it wil physical strength count of this protection there is no democrat can defeat him "whose sup- foreign competition in our market. that he favors vicious forms of legis be several weeks before Wirt will b° Undertaker at Toledo Notifies is derived from port is limited to democratic votes. able to again play his favorite gam* food which is They know that the prices of iron and lation— such as ripperism and all that Dead Man's Wife Here of properly digested steel are from 25 to 50 per cent higher The candidate who heads the democrat term implies. This means an invasion Of base ball. Finding of Her Husband and assimilated. than they should be, and that these ticket, therefore, should be a man in of the principles of home rule and the Saturday there will be two game When the food prices, which enable the trust to roll whom the disaffected republicans have eaten is only part- enactment of legislation vicious in its of ball at this place, between the ly digested and up such enormous profits, are made confidence. He should be a democrat, Mrs. Gotthilf Lutz, wife of the Am possible by the high tariff. In other workings solely for partisan advant Ypsikuit! Freshmen and the Chelse; Arbor agent of the Schlitz Brewing assimilated there words, the steel trust is taking out of but one of such character and breadth Junior Stars. One game will be a is a loss of nutri- age. He has shown himself, also, too 10 a. m. and the other will be at 3 p. m company, who suddenly left the city tion which means other industries $20,000,000 or $30,- and standing as will appeal to all good weak to withstand the corruptionists about a week ago, received a lette a loss of strength 00,000 a year more than it is fairly citizens opposed to the present corrupt There will be a lawn social July 9 of his party in any matter. The worst at the tome of Thomas Young in Lyn from an undertaker at Toledo Monda; and the general entitled to and more than it could take machine. stating that the body of her husband result is physical did not the federal government bar element of his party is the elemen don. had been recovered from the Maume break-down. out legitimate competition. This is which he consorts with and gives his The Maccabees of this place wi. river at Toledo. Enoch Dlelerle, th' Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery using a government of the people to Who says Bill Judson influence is confidence to. When free from such give one of their popular suppers a gives strength and staying power, be- tiieir hall on Friday evening, July 11. undertaker of 210 S. Fourth avenue cause it cures diseases of the stomach rob the people, and here is the question waning? There are pretty strong in- influence be promises his action shal was notified by Mrs. Lutz of the mes which the republican people have to The Chelsea Savings Bank at the and other organs of digestion and nutri- dications that it is expanding. Didn't be such as would meet with genera close of tusiness, June 3, paid a sein! sage she had received. As a result tion. It enables the perfect digestion face. The sooner we make up our Mr. Dieterle has telegraphed to the and assimilation of the food eaten, and minds to it the better will it be for the he name Townsend for congress in the approval, but no sooner is he surround annual dividend of 5 per cent to its so strengthens the body naturally by the stockholders and added the sum o Toledo undertaker instructing him to party." second and demand in return that ed by the gang than he forgets these forward the body here. nutrition derived from food. Jackson county, which was strongly promises and does the will of corrup- $2,000 to the surplus funds of thi "I was troubled with indigestion for about bank two years," writes Wm. Bowker, Esq., of Julia* The conclusion is a sound one, which anti-Bliss, should send a Bliss delega- tionist advisers. There are plenty of It will be remembered that when etta, Latah Co., Idaho. "I tried different doc- The Xempf Commercial Savings tors and remedies but to no avail, until I wrote 18 made the more convincing by the tion to the state convention? And did men of the strictest integrity who have Lutz left the city a letter was receivec to you and you told me what to do. I suffered Bank declared a dividend of 4 per oen by his wife from him, enclosing $5 anc •with a pain in my stomach and left side and consideration of certain other facts and not Jackson do just what Bill de- had such experience with him in mat semi-annual, and put $500 in its sur thought that it would kill me. Now I am glad telling her he would never return here to write this and let you know that I am alt figures. This tariff-bred trust was cap- manded? Jackson wanted a father's ters of the exercise of his prerogatives plus at the close of business June 30 right. I can do my work now without pain and This letter was postmarked Chicago I don't have that tired feeling that I used to italized at approximately $1,297,- son named Blair put on the ticket for in legislative and executive matters The annual schoo'.u.veting will b Another letter addressed by Lutz to a have. Five bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med- 200,000, and as the earnings for the six held July 14th at ::ie opera house t ical Discovery and two vials of his ' Pleasant attorney general and in order to get His executive actions, too, in various friend here and postmarked iMilwau Pellets' cured me." months were exactly $64,407,153 it will elect two trustees. kee, stated that the writer would prob him there Bill demanded a solid Bliss matters pertaining to corporations, in Norbert, the young ton of Mr. and Accept no substitute for Golden Med- be observed that the returns on the delegation with his man Friday (C. E. cases where the interests of corpora ably be able to get work in the Wis Mrs. Lewis Eiseman, of this place cousin city and that he would mak ical Discovery. There is nothing "just investment are apparently about 10 Townsend) at the head of it Town- tions and public interests conflict, show went to visit his grandmother, Mrs as good" for diseases of the stomach, everything all right blood and lungs. per cent. But good authorities say send was in the convention in that him to be on the side of the corpora Berry, of Stockbridge, last Thursday and will remain for some time. On His accounts with the Schlitz firm Dr. Pierce's Pellets are easy and plea*. that from one-half to four-sevenths of capacity with a solid delegation back tions. These things make a bad gov- are said to have been only $100 short ant to take. A nost effective laxativ*. the stock is water. The actual return Sunday next it is expected that he of him and Blair was nominated. Does ernor, but they are not necessarily to will have one of his legs amputated although they have not yet been fullj therefore exceeds 20 per cent, part of this look like waning influence? If the compatible with personal integrity and which has caused him a great deal of examined by the company's represent which is in the nature of a public Washtenaw antis want to down Bill dishonesty. But they make it neces- pain since infancy. ative. bounty to men whose fortunes are est- Dollars Judson this year they will 'have to ex- sary for the people, if they would con- Miss Zoe BeGole will leave today BUYS ) mated by tens and hundreds of mil- for Colorado 'Springs, Golorado, where tend their knifing operations beyond serve their own interests to defeat the JOTTINGS DELIVERED, lions. she will spend some time with an aunt An 800 Lb. the county ticket. They defeated the governor for re-election. At the last meeting of the 'Maccabees The situation is intolerable, and if republican county ticket two years GOOD SCALE, of Chelsea it -was decided by the mem FROM CHELSEA On Wheels. the republican party continues to trifle ago, but they didn't kill Bill. His influ- bers to join the County Maccabee PLATFORM 1*X IB IN Cut Steel plvota, efttefull) twith it, to gloze it over, to rest content ence has gone on steadily increasing. •The postmaster general, it is said Association, and the tent will attend impered. Accurate, dunbla Maccabee Day at 'Saline July 30, and Chelsea, July 5.—The Fourth at this ell Bulaliwl. Other aluooi with panegyrics on republicanism and It will be noticed also that Judson is will soon issue an order throwing open place was a very quiet day, most of the »OON SCALES •«»» prosperity while the robbery by the if possible try to have the meeting For circulars, tvldTW^ now a member of the state central the supplying of rural letter boxes to next year in Chelsea. If the associa citizens either remaining at home or JONES tariff-bred trusts continues there will committee for the second district. unlimited competition. There will be tion wants a good time they will make with out-of-town Mends. In the even SB PAYS TBS FUK3GHX fce enough indignant republicans to BINUIIAMTON, N. T. Townsend wanted his active aid in his certain requirements for all boxes no mistake if they chose Chelsea for ing the children had a chance to see x turn the balance of political power in interest in the campaign and so secured which get the indorsement of the de- tbe next meeting place. the fire works of the private families •° 63r; • faror of the democrats. They may do his appointment. The antis can very partment, but aside from these require- Again yesterday and nearly all last about town. At Cavanaugn lake a! BO reluctantly, but the kind of protec- readily see his relation to Townsend as ments all the box makers will have an night Chelsea 'had a heavy rainfal of the cottages are occupied and the and this morning many cellars have resorters in the evening had a very LUTZ & SON, tion that is afforded by certain sched- well as the state ticket. equal show. The action of the depart- from one to two feet of water in them ules of the present tariff law will make ment heretofore has caused much crit nice display of fire works. At Glenn's and in many places about town the FINELY FINISHED them prefer any change to the contin- icism for the reason that out of its ac lots look dike lakes. North Lake resort the ball game be- A SERIOUS PROBLEM. Again there is talk of cement works tween the North Lake team and Chel- uance of such an outrage.—Record- tion grew what came to be called the sea called forth a good crowd and the Herald. 'fourteen box makers' trust." at Four Mile Lake. Last 'Saturday The negotiations being carried on by a number of Detroit men filed articles game resulted in a victory for the ....FURNITURE.... the United States government with of incorporation in the office of the Chelsea boys. ALL KINDS OF On the glorious Fourth military gov- the Vatican, through Governor Taft of Secretary of State, with a capitaliza- The water on the overflowed lands LARGE CONTRACT tion of $1,000,000. The company is around the village has begun to recede LIBKARIES BARBERSHOPS ernment was superseded in the Phil- the Philippines, for the removal of the friars from the Philippines, seems to called the German Cement Co., of and by the first of next week if we STORES MILLINDR1 ippines by civil government, that is to Chelsea, and representatives of the have no more rains the submerge* SALOONS EMP0RIUM3- be a pretty difficult problem. What FOR GASOLINE LAMPS say, the civil government was made new cdmpany have been here for sev- ands will be in their usual condition. n ETC., ETC. the outcome will be is not altogther eral days looking for houses for sev- paramount to the military. Hence- SUPERIOR MANUFACTURING CO. The M. C elevator has been to bal- forth the military officials there win clear. In fact it is doubtful if the eral families. ance shipments and the usual annual DESI6N WORK A SPECIALTY, GETS THE ORDER repairing. It will probably be ready bear about the same relation to the Vatican ever consents to the banish- ReDairing oj Furniture of Every ment of the friars. And it is not plain DON'T FAIL TO TRY THIS. for business about August 1. Description. civil that they do here at home. It is Will Bring $20,000 a Year to the Ann Whenever an honest trial Ss given to R. A. Snyder had about 20 acres of always a pleasurable thing with real to the ordinary citizen why this should Arbor Firm—May Erect New Electric Bitters for anytrouble it is re- onion marsh overflown by the heavy Americans to have this relationship be necessary. Under the Spanish re- Factory commended for a permanent cure will torm Wednesday night, Dr. G. W. between the civil and military arms of gime the friars were agents of the gov- surely be effected. It never fails to Palmer about 10 acres, W. P. Schenk LUTZ &, SON, xme the stomach, regulate the kidneys three acres, Davis & Gates about five the government. Let no one be de- ernment and as such the natives had H. H. 'Seeley, president of the Sup- Office and Factory on Vine St many causes of complaint against anid bowels, stimulate Uhe liver .Invig- acres, and it is thought that the crops Near W. Liberty St. ceived, however, into believing that erior Manufacturing Co., has just re- orate the nerves and purify tbe blood. will be a total loss. the real, genuine article of American them. Under tne American govern- turned from Chicago where he has It's a wonderful tonic for run-down The funeral services of the late Mrs. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN •civil government has yet been given ment, Of course, these causes of dis- closed a contract with Beckley Ralston systems. Eclectric Bitters positively Robert Foster were held from the New State Phone 273 the "Filipinos. Perhaps they are not fit turbance will be removed. It is essen- Co. for a large order of gasoline lamps. cures Kidney and Liver Troubles, M. E. church today at 10:30. Her age Stomach Disorders, Nervousness, for it, but at any rate a perusal of the tial that the estates owned by the Beckley Ralston Co. are the largest was 70 years. She leaves the husband monastic orders be restored to the pub- Sleeplessness, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, of her youth, four daughters and four WAGONS president's proclamation and the other dealers in gasoline lamps in the world and expela Malaria. Satisfaction guar- lic domain, of course, but it is not al- sons to mourn her demise. Mrs. Fos- orders issued draws sharp attention to and are intending to make a specialty anteed by A. C. Jiahumacber, A. E. er was one of the old settlers of this In buying a wagon fo. the omissions in the civil government together clear why the friars should of the Ann Arbor lamp. Mummery, Ann Arbor, <3eo. J. Haeus- vicinity and a woman highly respected carrying loads to the mill be banished from the islands. Un- sler, Manchester. Only 50 cents. )y all who knew her. County School given the Filipinos from the chart of They will place traveling men on : or city, buy the best, the doubtedly it would be better for the Commissioner Foster is one of her sons. the liberties possessed by ourselves. the road to push the goods not only peace and quiet of the islands if these The storm of Thursday night did No hope is held out to them of ever in the United States but in Japan, 5TUDEBAKER people are banished, yet the accomp- A PITTSFIELD POET a great deal of damage to the Chelsea becoming independent, or citizens of India, and the Philippines. The telephone Co. on their Cavanaugh lake lishment of this idea is difficult and it is by all odds the BEST. the United States. ' Chicago firm guaranteed Mr. Seeley line, eight poles being struck by light- is repugnant in a sense also. Probably GAINS FAME $20,000 in business for the next year ing and shivered to shreds. The wires resort to negotiations with the Vatican are all down. and a large increase over that amount This is the way the Detroit Evening The Adrian Press in pushing the can- has been had with the view of laying The D., Y., A. A. & J. road yesterday in the year following. News tells the story of a newly dis- CARRIAGES didacy of Senator Helme for governor a probable religious controversy over got their washout near the John Bagge The Superior Manufacturing Co. covered Michigan poet: arm in shape so that cars could says: the matter, but it would seem that the have contracts with all of the leading cross, but it will be several days before High Grade carriages are Pittsfield township, lying between built by me. Those who "No mistake can be made in naming ends of the government might have jobbing houses in Michigan, Illinois \nn Arbor and Ypsilanti on the elec- hey can get the work all completed. Senator Helme. Like a bulwark of been accomplished in a more direct and Indiana and are increasing their tric line, has one farmer who is not D. R. Hoppe became one of the jus- have them are suited with safety he proved himself in the senate, manner. Condemnation proceedings business daily. only public-spirited, but is a poet as ices of the peace yesterday of Sylvan them. You will be, if yoc •where he stood on the right side of might have been resorted to to obtain This last contract will make it nec- well. His name is U.'G. Darling, and ownship. buy of me. essary to enlarge their factory. With- The Clark & Norton foundry on Main every question, and showed the danger possession of the lands of the friars, he lives across the road from H. D. The prices will suit you. that lay in the proposed legislation of in the next month they will either Matt, another prosperous tiller of the Stree north has been sold to Harrison the majority. To his vigilance, cour- where the settlement could not be ac- rent more commodius quarters than soil. On Darling's side of the road are & Moran, of Brown City. We sell also high grade age, promptness and ability can be complished in any other way. In this their present ones or else build a everal unsightly heaps of brush, and, arnesses. ascribed the defeat of many vicious manner possession could have been ob- factory of their own, with double the est some of the hundreds of passersby NEED MORE HELP. capacity of their present one. measures." tained of the friars, but of course this MI the electric shall hold him responsi- Often the over-taxed organs of dlges- This company is a comparatively Jle for this defacement of the beauty ion cry out for Ihelp by Dyspepsia's Geo. W. Seabold, would not have secured the banish- The Argus says amen to all this ex- young concern but they have been f the highway he has printed in white ains, Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches, 113 S. 4th Ave cept the last statement. It has always ment of the friars from the islands. more than successful from the start etters on a big, black oilcloth sisn ver complaints, bowel disorders. Such supposed that the republicans passed Resort to the Vatican may not accomp- and are pushing themselves to the tretched beside the brush heaps, the Toubles call for prompt use of Dr. lish this either. If the Vatican con- front very rapidly. ollowing: Cing's New Lift Pills. They are gen- all that vicious legislation. If there e, thorough and guaranteed to cure. ANIAl^MIK was any which Helme killed that was sents to the removal of the friars from This brush looks bad, 5c at A. C. Schumacher's, A. E. Mum- Get your Wines and Jjtquors for The neighbors say, i tiny CAPSULES are superior worse than what the majority enacted the islands, however, the United States ramily of John C. Burns, Arlington aery's, Ann Arbor, and Geo. J. Haeus- Balsam of Copaiba, will be well rid of a troublesome ques- But it all grew ler's, Manchester, drug stores. Cubebs or Injections and then he is Indeed entitled to great Place. Kentucky Whiskey, 50c to Across the way; credit. tion. $1.00 per quart. AU California Wlnea CURE itt 48 HOURS Don't cuss me— The Argus-Democrat naa news from the same diseases with- ""ad Cigars. Cuss H. D. P. out inconvenience. 11 ©Ter the county. $1 per year. Sold 6y nil drnafflrt,'. ANN ARBOR ARGUS-DEMOORAT, JULY H, l90fc TITLE SAID AT THE HAT COUNTER. To be or not to be, that is the question; .. WATCH THE SIGNATURE THEIR SILVER Whether 'tis nobler to give up twenty dol TO BE CLOUDED lars And wear a panama that folks won't no tice CASE, PROTECTION An answer and cross-bill was file Or take an imitation that Tom, Dick an( The Jas. Boss Stiffened Gold Watch Cases) IS Harry are an improvement on solid gold cases. Saturday by Thos. D. Kearney, a solie They are stronger and won't bend or dent. Will smile at as we pass them? To save Made of two layer* of gold, with a layer of tor, and M. J. Cavanaugh, counsel, fo to pay stiffening metal between, welded together Father Kelly Reviews "Carlos the Laughlin heirs in the case wher Bethlehem Church Celebrates Three plunks and by that splendid saving WONT into on* tolld sheet. The outside layer Maria Lopez" Letter Horace J. Prettyman and his wife r its 25th Birthday show BEND contains more gold than can be worn off The missus how she ought to save hersel ! OR DENT • case in 25 years, the time for which » cently began suit to have a certai When she buys hats! 'Tis a consumma Ju. Boss Case is guaranteed. deed set aside which purported to con tion IGNORANCE OF SPANISH APPROPRIATE SERVICES Devoutly to be wished. To save—to show vey certain property now "occupied b The world our cheaper side; aye, there' the Prettyman's to the Laughlin ifam the rub! I (/,- Shows That the Writer was Held Sunday to Commem- For with our imitation goods what slur las. Boss fSOUD The answer denies all the allegation may come i-COLD| NotJBorn in the Linigayen orate the Event—Oldest Concerning our position in the world, \CASf made by the Prettymans and the bi German Protestant Must give us pause; there's the respect Watch Cases District—Subterfuge sets forth that the deed which con We would inspire in the grocer's boy; are recognized as tbe standard by all Jewelers. And who would bear the butcher's quip The; are Identical with solid gold cases In was Resorted to veyed the property in dispute to th Church in State appearance and size, but much lower in price. /WILL and scorn, — Don't accept any case said to be "Just as late Mr. Laughlin, the father of th The conductor's wrong, th© iceman's con good "as the Boss. Look for tbe Keystone I BEND defendants, was of good and sufflcien The beautiful einircn ot the Bethle tumely, trade-mark. Send for booklet. I AND The following letter was receivec title. That the title to Prettyman sai The pangs of one despised by dry good hem Evangelical congregation was the clerks, The Keystone Watch Cats Company, Philadelphia. V DENT from the,Rev. E. D. Kelly by the to have been made by Otis 0. Johnson scene of a very pleasant anniversary The insolence of hackmen and the spurns •Argus Friday: executor of the Morgan estate, i celebrated Sunday, it being the That he who wears cheap headgear has tc clouded and not of sufficient force t take Editor of the Argus:— twenty-fifth year since the present pas When by investing merely what woul< Last Monday a letter appeared make the former deed fa Laii«b.Ha in tor and teacher took up their respect- pay DETROIT, YPSILANTI, ANN AR- in your paper in defense of the valid. ive duties here. His rent for half a month he might put on BOH & JACKSON RAILWAY A rakish panama? Who would hesitate High School Omega. I have wait- The church was elaborately deco- To grunt and sweat under a cheap straw TIME TABLE. ed several days to see if it was TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY rated with festoons of evergreens anc hat, In Effect April 1, 1901. possible to discover the identity of Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets banks of potted plants making the air But that the dread of something men GOING EAST. All druggists refund the money it 1 might say— the writer, as it is not satisfactory sweet with their perfume. The unheard slurs of people we don' Through cars from Jackson to De- to deal •with those who are too fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature The morning service, which was know QUIETLY SPENT troit leave Jackson hourly from 5:45 cowardly to allow their names to is on each box. 25c. opened at 10 o'clock, was a most inter- And ne'er may pass but once—puzzles the a. m. until 9:45 p. m. Car leaving go into print while they are trying will Jackson at 10:45 p. m. runs only to esting one. Rev. A. L. Gehrke, of St. And makes us often rob ourselves to win By Many Residents of This to get back at you. John's church, Detroit, preached an Respect from those who never notice ua. Ypsilanti. My contention with the High eloquent sermon and congratulated the Thus foolish pride makes monkeys of ua City Oars leave Ann Arbor for Detroit all, half hourly from 6:15 a. m. until 9:15 School Omega was and is that the ASKS. DAMAGES And thus the native hue of Independence Johnson letter was an insult to Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of fear, p. m. Then at 10:15 p. m. and 11:15 Catholics and a disgrace to the And we that think we don't care wha SOME ANN ARBORITES p. m. men say, Cars leave Ypsdlanti for Detroit at school which officially allowed the With guilty consciences hand up th publication of statements that the OF dough! However Celebrated the Day 5:45 a. m. and 6:15 a. m. Catholics of the Lingayen district —Chicago Record-Herald. Elsewhere Going to Lake GOING WEST. were idolaters and worshipped Mrs. Berry to Sue the W abash Through cars from Detroit to Jack- Images. Anyone who is not dense- One of Those Break*. Resorts and Other son leave Detroit on every hour from ly ignorant knows that Catholic Railroad Places 6:00 a. m. until 9:00 p. m. doctrine is the same all the Cars leaving Detroit on the half world over. If I am right, why hour run only to Ann Arbor. Last descend to abuse; and if I am THROWN FROM HER SEAT The Fourth of July passed quietly in half hourly car leaves Detroit for Aan wrong, why not show me wherein Ann Arbor. Many persona left the city Arbor at 10:45 p. m. I am wrong? She Says|She was Badly In early in the morning, going to Detroit Cars leave Ypsilanti for Ann. Arbor and many of the lake resorts. The at 5:45 a. in. and 6:15 a. m. Two letters have appeared in jured fand Has Not Since cars for Detroit leaving between 8 Car leaving Ypsilanti at 6:45 a. m. defense of the high school publica- Recovered From Shock and 10 o'clock in the morning, were runs to Jackson. tion and neither one of them was crowded with persons bent on cele- to the point. Connected with these arating the day while there was a YPSILANTI-SALINE DIVISION. letters are facts which ought to Mrs. (Margaret Berry, of 1120 Fores arge outpouring of people to Whitmore Leave Ypsilanti: A. M.—6:15, 8:15, be known. The first letter of the avenue, is making preparations Lake and other summer resorts near 10:15. P. M.-12:15, 2:15, 4:15, 6:15, defense was dated "Cleveland, through her attorneys, Cavanaugh by. 8:15, 10:15. June 23," the same day the Argus Wedemeyer, to begin suit against the The pleasure seekers who went to Leave Saline: A. M.—7:00, 9:15, was issued containing an account Wabash railroad for $10,000 damages Whitmore had the advantage of those 11:15. P. M.—1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, of my pulpit criticisms. That date 9:15, 11:15. Mrs. Berry, in her complaint, say REV. JOHN NEUMANN. in town in being able to enjoy a re- is lie No. 1, because the Argus freshing lake breeze all day. Land- A special car will be run from Ypsi- could not possibly get to Cleveland that she left Ann Arbor on the morn ing of February 14 of this year and ords Stevens and >Smith gave their lanti to Saline at 12:15 a. m. on arrival for delivery on that day. The members of the church on their pros- of theatre car from Detroit, for special went to Toledo. Arriving: at the latter perous condition and their capable and ?uests most delicious and elaborate author signs herself "Carlos Maria dinners and in every way looked after parties of ten or more, on short notice Lopez." This signature is lie city she purchased a ticket over th faithful teacher and pastor. and without extra charge. Wabash road to Champaign, 111. Sh The sermon in the evening was the pleasures of their guests. In the No. 2. for Carlos is a man's name evening a dance was given at each in Spanish, iMaria a woman's took a seat in the ladies' parlor car. preached by Rev. Paul Irion, of the She had only gone on her journey i Bethel Evangelical church, of Free lotel and a large number of people name. Carlota, if the writer is a ripped the light fantastic in spite of woman, should have been used. short way when, she declares, "I im dom township. Short addresses were THE FIRST CURATE mediately heard a grating noise by thi iven by other visiting pastors. The the warm weather. The fireworks dis- This ignorance of the Spanish mays were excellent. names shows that the writer was wheels of the cars and then the car: music was furnished by a chorus con- OF HARRIS HALL not born in the Lingayen district, suddenly stopped and threw me for sisting o(f all available members of the Those who remained in Ann Arbor which makes lie No. 3. ward, my head striking against the choir who have sung in it during the :enerally spent the day at their homes. closet or toilet room." past twenty-live years. Miss Natalie :t was almost too warm to go far BUILDS A FINE NEW CHURCH IN I have the manuscripts of these When she arrived at Champaigi Fischer and Mrs. Reuben Kempf ren- Hostess (to lady guest after dinner)— from the shade of the trees or the pro- ELKHART, INDIANA two "defense" letters, and have dered several solos. Very interesting Doesn't your husband smoke? ection of the verandas. At 10 o'clock asked several to examine the hand- Mrs. Berry became very ill and a doc tor was summoned. She had severe reports were read by both the pastor Guest—Oh, usually, after a good din- he thermometer registered 93 in the The Success That Has Crowned the writing. They agree with me that and teacher. ner, but he doesn't seem to care for 11 shade and at 12 o'clock the mercury the same party wrote both letters, pains at the base of the 'brain. She Labors of Rev. William Galpin, a recovered somewhat, so that she was Rev. Neumann said that at the time today. lad touched the 9o point. In the sun for the handwriting is identically he mercury fairly sizzled in the tube. Native of This County the same, while the signatures are able to return to her home in this city le accepted the pastorate here there •Wanted—A Mother-in-law. where, she says, she found her "whole were only 137 members of the church, The ice cream and soda fountain pai-- different. It is quite dikely that Harry — What's the matter, Fred 5 ors generally did a good business. In Rev. William Galpin, who was born the party signed his or her true nervous system had given away.' leads of families, today there are 315. You look as glum as a sick dog. I in Superior, and who was the first Since then Mrs. Berry has been in EEe had baptized 1,293 persons, con- he evening there were many fine dis- name to the second letter. This suspect there's a woman in the case. plays of fireworks. curate at Harris hall, is meeting with second letter did not come from quite a feeble condition. irmed 910, married 310 couples, con- Fred—There Is, Harry. I may as great success in his rectorate of St. Cleveland, but some way or an- It is claimed that the train on which ducted 444 funerals and preached well confess it. There were no accident of a serl- John's church, Elkhart, Ind. In 1895 other, the quality, size, etc., of Mrs. Berry was traveling was brought 3,900 sermons. There were 454 mem- Harry—And, pray, who is the wom- >us nature reported, except perhaps he began a project for the erection of the paper is the same in both in- to a sudden stop by reason of a flange >ers of the Sunday school. The sum an? hat of young Charlie Heuser, the boot- a new church and it has just been stances. And that's no lie. There of one of the wheels under the mail car of $19,593.65 was raised by the church Fred—She's the mother of the girl lack, whose right hand was quite se- completed, with furnishings, at a cost are other crooked things about Dreaking and flying up and striking the or missions and other charitable pur- who is the only girl in all the world verely burned by the explosion of a of $33,000. It is one of the most beau- these letters, but I have neither bottom of the car. The mail clerks M>ses. During his pastorate, the old to me.—Boston Transcript giant firecracker. tiful and artistic church edifices in the time nor the inclination to be hearing the unusual noise, rang the church has been improved, a new pipe Many residences were decorated Indiana. It is constructed of native "quarrelsome." Since the "de- signal bell to stop, and the train, halt- organ purchased and a fine new church A Drummer. vith gaily colored bunting and "Old field stone, while its Interior is rich fense" has resorted to subterfuge ng suddenly, it is said, threw Mrs. built Bacon—What's his business? iry" was gracefully displayed from with memorial gifts and symbols of and falsehood to "feed fat the Berry from her seat. At the morning service Rev. Mr. Egbert—Why, he's a drummer for louses in different parts of the city. the faith. All the furnishings of chan- grudge" they have, they are enti- Neumann and 'Mr. Fischer were both automobiles. Though the day was an unusually quiet cel and sanctuary are memorials, as tled to all the honor there is, but USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE. >resented with handsome gold watches Bacon—Oh, they have drummers for ne yet there was much patriotism are also the windows of the nave and must excuse me from any (further A powder to be shaken into the shoes. as tokens of appreciation of the con- those things, do they? Well, it's a hown in the display of flags and other chanced. Since Rev. :Mr. Galpin be- connection with the matter. I am Your feet feel swollen, nervous and gregation. good idea. I think it would be much ecorations and in the fireworks exhi- came rector of the church the coni- willing to hand the case CT^T to lot, and get tired easily. If you have safer if they had a drummer and a ition of the evening. munieant list has grown from 50 to the jury. smarting feet or tigiht shoes, try Allen's fifer in front of each of the machines. —Yonkers Statesman. You need not suppress my name, Foot-Ease. It cools the feet, and Mr. Editor, for I am not ashamed oakes walking easy. Cures swollen, A household necessity. Dr. Thomas' sweating feet, ingrowing nails, blis- A Doubtful Outlook. Eclectric Oil. Heals burns, cuts, to defend what I believe to be "Do you think my daughter can lean) right. ters and callous spate. Relieves corns 'his signature is on every box of the genuine wounds of any sort; cures sore throat, and bunions of all pain and gives rest to dance, professor?" croup, catarrh, asthma; never fails. E. D. KELLY, ind comfort. Try it today. Sold by "I'm afraid, madame, zat eet will Laxative Bromo=Quinine Tablets 521 Elizabeth Street. all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. be eempossible to reverse ze weight." the remedy that cares a cold In one day Ann Arbor, July 5, 1902. Trial packages FREE. Address, Allen "What do you mean by that, profess- S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. or?" SAVES A WAMAN'S LIFE. "I mean zat her heels are too heavj CLAIMS CITY To have given up would haves meant and her head to light."—Cleveland death for Mrs. iLois Cragg, of Dorches- DEATH OF Plain Dealer. OWES THEM $4000 the coffee roaster uses ter, Mass. For years sine had endured to glaze his coffee with— untold misery from a severe lung trou- A Way to Fortune. would vou eat that kind of ble and obstinate cough. "Often," she MRS. ROBERT FOSTER After running into several trees am A plea of non-assumpsit and notice eggs? Then why drink them? writes, "I could scarcely breathe and fences Duff dismounted from the bicy of set-off has been filed by tbe D., Y., sometimes couldno't speak. All doc- ele. Chelsea, Mich., July 6—Mrs. Robert A. A. & J. railroad in the case in which Lion Coffee toirs and remedies failed till I used Dr. "It's money in my pocket not to gel the city recently began suit against the has no coating of storage eggs, King's New Discovery for Consump- Foster died at her home in Sylvan, on it," he remarked. July 3, alfter a ligering Hlness. She company for $3,000 alleged to be due It's coffee—pure, tion and was completely cured." Suf- "How?" inquired Muff. unadulterated, fresh, strong ferers from Coughs, Clods, Throat vas over 70 years of age, having been "Because I feel I am better off."— for services performed for the rail- and Lung Troubles need this grand >orn in Orange County, N. Y., Oct. 16 Philadelphia North American. road company by the city. 1831. Her maiden name was Ann FRIEDRICH FISCHER. remedy, for it never disappoints. Cure (Sow the company puts in a counter is guaranteed by A. C. Schumacher, DePue and she came to Sylvan with It's All Over. A. E. Mummery, Ann Arbor, Geo. J. ler parents when but a small child. The ladies of the church served din- She—Have you ever been arrested claim of $4,000 against the city, claim- Haeussler, Manchester. Price 50c and She was married in 1848 to Robert er and supper to the out of town for scorching in you.r chauffing con' ing that the city owes them that $1.00. Foster, who with nine children sur- uests at the parsonage. ceru? amount for material furnished. The •ives her. The surviving children Mr. Neumann was born in 'Strass- CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH He—No, darling; I— plea and notice of the company was ire George H., Charles E., and Schuy- urg, Germany. He was called to this She—Then we must part. I have er P., of Chelsea, Clarence, of Lan- astorate from the Bethel congrega- made a vow that I can never be the filed in the county clerk's office this PENNYROYAL PILLS TERRIBLE HEAT KILLED ing, Mrs. David iHammond, of Bun ion in Freedom. wife of one who is not a hero.—Chica morning. nister, Mrs. C. B. Hoover, of Mt. Pleas- 'Mr. Fischer was born in Gechingen, go Record-Herald. BREWERY HORSE ant, Mrs. Isa Downer and Miss Lillie beramt Calv, Wurtemberg, and came CAR WHEELS MADE OF MONEY. Foster, of Chelsea. She had resided o America in 1873, when he taught at Vindictive. Every year our government destroys >n the farm where she died for a quar- liehigan Ciry, Ind. Mae—She said she would never for- nearly half a billion dollars' worth of A horse owned by the Goebel Brew- er of a century and nearly all her life The Bethlehem Evangelical church give him. soiled or torn bank notes, and after ing company, of Detroit, and used here lad been spent near Chelsea. The s the oldest German protestant organ- Ethel—But she afterward married they have been reduced to pulp are Safe. Always reliable. Ladies, ask Druggist for by Emll Golz, the Goebel agent, for 4 lll< UFVI Kltvs HX.I.IMU iti Bed and uneral services were held at the zation in Michigan, having been estab- him. used for making railroad car wheels. <«old metallic boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. delivering beer, was sunstruclc Fri- louse and from the Chelsea M. E. Mae—That merely shows that sh« Take no other. Kefu*e dangerous mihsti- shed in 1S32 by the late Rev. Fred- From a bank note to a car wflieel is tution»and imitations. Buy of vour Druggist, day afternoon and died in about five hurch this morning and were con- rick Schmid, through whose influence meant what she said.—Brooklyn Life. about as radical a transformation as or send -Ic. in stamps for Partieu'lare. Testi- minutes afterwards. lucted by Rev. E. E. Caster. nd work the 'St. John's Evangelical the one brought about in the case of monials and "Relief Tor Ladies,*' in letter, Tbe Complacent Wife. by return Mail. 10,000 Testimonials, bold by The horse, which was driven by Let liurch in Detroit and all the older Ger- all weak, nervous and sickly people all Druggists. Mrs. Muggins—Your husband seems ! CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO. Swetlin, was about two miles the other FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS. lan churches in eastern Michigan and who will use Hostetter's Stomach Bit- S1OO JNadiaon .Square, I'l11 »,A., PA, like a man of rare good taste and excel- Mention this paper. side of Ypsilanti, when it suddenly Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has xtending into the »Saginaw valley lent judgment. ters, the favorite American remedy toppled over and died almost before it >een used for children while teething. •ere organized. Mrs. Bugging—Of course. Otherwise for stomach, liver and 'bowel com- could be extricated from the wagon. t sooths the child, softens the gums, A remarkable fact in reference to he wouldn't have wanted to marry me. plaints. A wiueglassful before meals It was valued at $150. The Goebel llays the pain, cures wind colic, and is ie, Bethlehem Evangelical church of —Philadelphia Record. will put tiho stomach to good condi- firm were notified of the horse's death iie best remedy for diarrhoea. Twen- nn Arbor Is that for more than 30 tion to digest the food and prevent MONEY TO LOAN ears it has been an independent the bowels from becoming constipated. $1,000 and upwu^s at 5 per cent, on- and another animal will be sent here y-five cents a bottle. Sold by all drug- Took Him Literally. good improved fttns, and on improved this evening to do the work of the one gists throughout the world., lurch organization, not connected "I told you, John, to bang the horse's Every one should beep it in the house ciiy property. N(r commission. killed yesterday. •ith any synod. It calls its ministers tail. Why haven't you done it?" to prevent belching, flatulency, in- ARTHUR BASSETT, The Argus-Democrat has news from •orn what orthodox synod it chooses. "The very first swat I gave him be somnia and nervousness, also to cure Special Loan Agt. Northwestern Mutnal The Argus-Democrat is only ?1 per all over the county. $1 per year. :s present church is one of the most got so ugly I was afeared to go near ndigesfion, dyspepsia and liver and Life Ins. Co., 809 Tnion Trust Bldg. eautiful in Ann Arbor. tiim aeain."—New York World. iidney 'troubles. DETROIT, ANN ARBOK ARGUS-DEMOCRAT JULY 11, 1902

adequate to permit of a heavy flow of came the wife of Aiva Garbet, another water through it, such as came on TALK OF factor in the drama. Garbet left for WHAT SALFM Monday evening. This is one of the the west some two years ago and AFTERMATH OP culverts that the aldermen .have in- SALINE PEOPLE some time ago Mrs. Garbet began di- PEOPLE ARE DOING spected since the flood and it is more vorce proceedings from her husband. han probable that the railroad com- She leaves a small daughter and an [HE FLOOD pany will be called upon to widen the Saline, July 8.—iMike O'Hara was aged father, one brother and two. sis- Salem, July O.^Several students of ^resent culvert or build a new one. hrown from his buggy the other day ters to mourn her loss. Salem have commenced school at the wbife driving down Main street, owing summer Normal at Ypsilanti. Bridges Should Replace Cul- o the fact that his horse became Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Teetzel, Miss PREVENTION IS verts Says an Alderman HORSE DISCOVERED rightened and suddenly jumped to one NEW DEPOT Gertrude Leighton and Mr. Frank side. O'Hara had his wrist broken. Fleming, of Detroit, spent Saturday BETTER Harry Bennett has been here from and Sunday at the home of Webb INCIDENTS OF DISASTER IN A GAS HOLE aton Rapids visiting friends. BUILDING AT WILLIS Lane. fHAN CURE Mrs. A. Baker and son are visiting Mrs. H. P. Webster, of Grand Rap- Neal's Catarrh Tablets taken in That Have Been Picked Up BY CHIEF OF POLICE WARREN Mrs. Fosdick, Mrs. Baker's mother. Willis, 'Mich., July 9—The flood in ids, has returned home after making time will prevent Hay Fever. LAST EVENING The celebration at the grove on Augusta township has nearly subsided. her parents and friends a short visit. How wise, then, to have a box on After Visiting the Deluged July 4th cleared $200. On Friday of last week Miss Lois hand and thus ward off the annu- Those fellows who went to the trouble al attack oi this distressing afflic- District—How a Cow It Belonged to Fred Whitney Who was Kate, Minnie and Tom Leith are Rich closed her term of school in the was Saved here from Plymouth visiting friends. of building an ark wont have to use Lapham's Corners district by enter- tion. Only doubters suffer; These Sleeping Off His Jag at a Miss Olie and Mattie Moore are vis-It from present indications. taining her pupils at her home. Tablets are guaranteed and the Point Near by druggist is authorized to return ting uncles in Pennsylvania. Miss Jessie B. Greenman is visiting There are no services at the Baptist your money in ense of your dis- '^Should $25,000 be appropriated for church now, the pastor having severed the repairing of the damage done to with her sister Annie in Detroit. satisfaction. Price Fifty cents. It took the combined efforts of Chief Irving Post, of [Belleville, spent last his connection with the church. Mailed postpaid if your druggist the culverts by the flood, it does not by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen returned cannot supply them. any means mean that disasters such as of Police Warren, several men, a NEWS NUGGETS Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William A. Russell. from a visit in Hillsdale on Friday occurred on Monday night are 'to be street car and a heavy rope to extricate last. effectually prevented," said an alder- a horse owned by Fred Whitney from FROM MILAN Mrs. Albert Draper is visiting NEAL (CATARRH TABLET GO. man Wednesday. "I myself am not friends and relatives in Detroit. Some of the people on the new mail In favor of this patching up business. a hole in the street near Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammond and route find their new mail boxes catch fANN ARBOR, MICH. Ingalls streets Tuesday evening. The Milan, Mich., July 9.—Raspberries water as well as mail and are thinking C Sold by All Druggists. In my opinion, these culverts should are selling for 12 cents per quart. Mr. and 'Mrs. Lewis Miller visited with be replaced by bridges. That is the hole into which the animal fell was Mansfield Davenport, of Mooreville, of using them for bath tubs. Eggs still keep up to 19 cents per On Thursday at 6 o'clock occurs the only practical way of preventing such one that had been dug by the Gas com-dozen. last Sunday. damage as has just come to us. I pany for the laying ot pipes. It was Mr. and iMrs. Charles Ruthruff spent marriage of Mr. Ira Savory and Miss J. C. Rouse is out again after his Quackenbush, of Dixboro. The groom know there are other aldermen who properly protected and had it not been illness. the Fourth with Mr. Harrison Ruth- feel as I do about the matter." for the carelessness of Whitney him- ruff and family. just lately returned from the Philip- Mrs. E. Bennett and daughter, of Ft. pines. self, the trouble which resulted in him Dodge, Iowa, are the guests of Mr. The Wabash railroad is erecting a being locked up in the county jail new depot in place of the one destroyed The Ladies' Dime society of the Con- "The only flood that I remember that and Mrs. W. H. Hack. gregational church will *meet at the came near approaching this last one in would not have come about. by fire sometime ago. It seems that Whitney Tuesday in- Born, July 4, a son, to Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Ray Waterman on Fri- severity occurred about thirty years Wm. Guy. Mr. and Mrs. James Blackman have day afternoon of this week. A hand- ago." said City Clerk Harkins. "It dulged too freely in strong drink. He returned home after an absence of sev- was driving home, but concluded that Milan has had its share of rain. kerchief sale will be the order of the happened about this time of year and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sill and family eral weeks visiting relatives and day. wrought quite a serious havoc. Of he Tvould tie his horse up at the place leave the last of this week for their friends inRhode Island and Connet- course there was not the same damage where it was afterwards found, for summer outing at their cottage at icut. done then as now. You see at thai what purpose Whitney does not ex- Mr. and iMrs. Oscar Ambruster, of plain. He drove the wagon over the Crystal Lake, near Frankfort. IN AND ABOUT time there were no dwelling houses Mrs. MoMurry and sons, of Niagara York township, was visiting with Wm along the Hne of the creek. At that heap of dirt that lay near the hole and Johnson and family last Sunday. left it in such a position as to be almost Falls, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. time there was just a single drive Pyle. Mr. Addison Childs, engineer at the PITTSFIELD JUNCTION bridge across the creek and there were on the edge of the precipice. Here the T State Capitol at Lansing, attended the horse and wagon remained for several Mrs. Edna Boardman, of GS ew York no culverts. But even then the flooc ity, is the guest of her parents, Mr. funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Lucy A. H. did much damage and was remem- hours. When Chief Warren came Childs last Friday. Pittsfield Junction, Mich., July 9.— along the horse was in the hole and and 'Mrs. H. J. Zimmerman. Farmers in the east part of the town bered for a long time, principally be- Miss Alice Allen, of Detroit, is the There is a sign tacked on the O'Brien cause of the losses that accrued from the wagon turned,upside down. Whit- hotel sign, which says on it Dr. F. H. are happy. Uncle Sam brings their ney was near at hand taking a doze. guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Butler, for it" a few days. Smith. mail since July 1. When he saw Warren he 'beat a hasty Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robins, of Grace Smith entertained a number retreat and it was only after much The Presbyterian tea at Mrs. A. E. The workshop of Peter Petersen, of Putnam's Tuesday afternoon, was well Milan, were visiting with Mrs. C. H.of her schoolmates last Tuesday after- searching that he was found hiding Finney last Sunday. noon. 433 Miller avenue was one of the build- in a yard in the neighborhood. attended. ings carried off by the flood. It was iMiss Cecil Gauntlett left for Detroit Mrs. Hortense Collyer visited with Judging from the number of men carried away from its foundations In the meantime, however, a street this morning where she will take the her parents 'last Sunday. who are looking for work lately, with such a force by the storm that 11 car had been brought into service to boat for Calumet, where she expects Miss May Fullington returned to everybody ought to be supplied with made a somersault in the air anc pull the horse out of the hole. A rope to visit tfriends for a few weeks. Detroit week before last after spending help. falling on one of its sides floated rap- was tied to tie rear of the car, which several weeks In this place. Amanda Klager has recovered from was started and with the assistance of (Mrs. S. Chapin and daughter, Flor- idly away. It finally landed in the ence, returned Monday from a four Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fullington, of her recent illness. yard of ex-Mayor W. B. Walker. It Is Chief Warren and some other men the Toledo, Ohio, were visiting friends In the distance we can hear the animal was brought to safety. days' visit with W. H. Whitman and thought that the building -was not suffl family in Detroit. and relatives in these parts last Sat- faint chime of wedding bells. clently damaged to make it unfit for Whitney will be tried before Justice urday and Sunday. Strawberries are about gone and the •use. Some of Mr. Petersen's tools Gibson and will probably have to pay Mrs. Ina Champion la home appar- raspberry season is here. A Farmer however, were lost and others dam a heavy penalty for his negligence. ently somewhat improved in health The Stone Sunday school has a new aged by the water. BRIEF NOTES after several weeks treatment at the state traveling library. Phelps Sanitarium at Battle Creek. Charles Frinkel, of Stockbridge, is is Fixed : • • Mrs. Caroline Ross, of 802 Main FROM CHELSEA John B. Harris, who has been teach- visiting at Lewis Summers. street, mother of Dan Boss the stree MAYOR HEARS ing school in Huron county, is home It may surprise people of neighbor- comm'ssioner, had to move out of her Chelsea, July 8.—Chelsea just missed for his summer vacation. ing townships to learn that Pittsfield home it became so badly flooded. For the severe storm that struck Dexter Miss Alma Sanderson Is visiting her has had an abundance of rain this When he has on a pair of a time ?t looked as though the building and east of there yesterday afternoon, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sander- spring, but such is the case. Our substantial Plow Shoes, •would be completely carried away, bu FROM ASHLEY although we had several showers dur- son after an absence of several months measure has been full and overflowing. splendid leather, made to the only damage done was to the foun ing the day. working in Detroit. A large amount of clover has already stand the rough wear ex- datlon and cellar avA to some of the His Road Ready for Work on The effects of the storm last week, John M. Oreenman spent the Fourth been spoiled. Wheat is ripening, oats pected of Plow Shoes, We houseto'i goods. Mrs. Ross displayed as the water recedes, show that con- with friends at Frankfort, Mich. are heading and it looks as if every- sell nothing but the best a remarkable amount of courage, re- Grade Separation siderable more damage was done to the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Faust, of Cher- thing in the shape of work will come Plow Shoes. It don't pay maining at the homestead until she onion crop than was at first estimated. ry Hill, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. in a bunch. to sell cheap, poor shoes to was practically forced to leave because Some of the growers report the entire N. Hammond last Sunday. the farmer. We dont, we of the rapid inrush of the waters. HAWKS IS NOTIFIED loss of then* crop. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Alban were vis- Wanted—Girl or woman for general won't, so we say Mrs. Joseph Weber died at her home iting Mr. Thomas Essex and family housework at Waldoston 'Farms, 5 Tuesday morning there was con- He Replies That He will be in in this village yesterday morning. Her last Sunday. miles west of city on electric line. siderable carrying away of property City on Saturday—Out- age was 51 years. She was prominent Miss Cealia Burns, of Detroit, Is Wages $3. Address W. M. Wattles, in the floodeddistric t by a few persons look for the Improve- member of .St. Mary church and a wo- spending a few days with her parents, R. D. No. 3. Mr. to whom it did not belong. This pilfer- ment is Bright man highly respected. 'She was a Mr. and Mrs. John Burns. ing was mainly done by some of the daughter of Peter Hindelang, of this Mr. Harvey Ostrander, of Indian Read the Argus-Democrat the best Farmer River, was calling on friends in this weekly. Only $1 per year. Polish people, who apparently thought place. Mrs. Weber leaves a husband, buy your Plow Shoes here, they were doing no intentional wrong, 'Mayor Copeland, who has been one son and a daughter, several place a few days ago. since the property was lying about in spending much time and labor in hav brothers and sisters, and an aged father Mrs. Emma Roberts and little son and if they are not right, we all directions. Some valuable papers ing a grade separation brought about to mourn her demise. Glen were visiting friends in Detroit are here to make them right. belonging to Hank Richards were received a leter from Manager H. W Last Saturday morning the Hawks- last week. Congress tie or buckle. Ashley of the Ann Arbor railroad Tues Mrs. John Burns, who has been Your Summer Outing, taken by a Pole, who was afterwards Angus line had a washout just west of Units health, test, pleasure and made to give them up by Deputy Sher- day, stating that now that the Wilkinson street, carrying away some quite feeble for some time spent the Comfort OD the handsome, luiurioua iff Fred Gillen. When it was demand- Wabash had taken control of the ten or twelve feet of their road bed. Fourth with Mrs. C. W.. Alban. ed that the Pole return the papers to affairs of the Ann Arbor road the The water had accumulated on the Glen Walters spent a couple of Steel Steamship MANIT01 ...PRICE... their owner he explained in broken Wabash company was ready to go south side of the track to the depth of days in Detroit week before last lPTHBl<.n(TIKST.CLisT ft oas ONLY.AW w «) English that he found them at Rich- ahead with the grade separation as some six or seven feet, and the section Mr. and Mrs. R. F." Walters and OOC tO $2.OO ards' house and thought he was doing •soon as the Hawks-Angus people were men, by direction of the supervisors, daughter Mabell were calling on rela- prepared to take up the work. tions in the Island district last Sunday no harm in taking them. put in a box on the top of the road Exclusively Special Come here for good PLOW SHOES On receipt of this letter from- Mr bed Friday afternoon to carry away afternoon. Ashley, Mayor Copeland immediately We are happy to announce that we for Bates The Ann Arbor Fluff Rug Co. had the water. It worked very effectively Passenger considerable damage done to their telegraphed Mr. Hawks, asking him to Saturday, morning when it went out now have free rural mail delivery. to property. Over 14 inches of water come to this city. This morning the with a rush, flooding the lands of Thos. The carrier comes right past our house, Service. Pan- covered their main floor, doing much Mayor received a reply from Mr Wilkinson, the Keelan estate, James although we shall use the postoffice for rrl-Weekly American WAHR Hawks saying that he would arrive Dann, Chris Breistle and Frank Leach. a while yet on acourit of our daily harm to the carpets stored there. The in Ann Arbor on 'Saturday, at the paper. Sailings. Expositioi THE UP-TO-DATE damage was not alone from water, but same time regretting that he could noi Chelsea, Mich., July 9—The funeral Fred Roberts spent last Sunday in from the mud which it carried with it. be here earlier, owing to previous busi of 'Mrs. Stephens, who died at the Detroit seeing the sights on Belle Isle, Shoeman This mud stuck to the carpeting and Jetween Chicago, Charlevofx, Petosfcey. fta* ness engagements. home of her daughter in Jackson, etc. lor Springs, Bay View, Hackinac Island, etc when the water receded there was was held at this place yesterday after- Xranecting with all Steairship Line, tor £«& 218IS. MAIN STREET hardly a piece of the carpet in the room The Mayor says that the Ann Arbor John Kramer and family, of Mon-Danadlaii and Lake Superior Point*. noon. For many years 'Mrs. Stephens roe county, were at their old home in Descriptive reading matter, giving particular.«l that the mud had not covered. It will road people can start the work within tmtosiino, terms and reservations sent free. sixty days. was a resident of Lima but for the Whittaker one day last week. JOB. BEKOLZIIKIM, G. P. A. take some time to clean the carpets. last few years she has made her home Manltou Steamship Company, GHICAWb Some of them are irretrievably ruined. "Just as soon as I see Mr. Hawks,' Jerry D. O'Brien has built a new continued the Mayor, "I will know just with her daughter at Jackson. She barn. about what time the work will be com had one son, C. M. Stephens, who re- Mrs. C. H. Finney was visiting her One of the rather amusing incidents menced, but I am of the opinion thai sides here and she was a sister of B. daughter in Milan one day last week. of the flood was the brave attempt of it won't be delayed long now, since C. Whittaker, of Dexter. I/ee Kent, of Broadway to save his the Ann Arbor people have signifiec The funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph cow. When Kent saw that his yard their willingness to go ahead." Weber was held from St. Mary's JOTTINGS FROM "was to be submerged he took his cow church at 9:30 this morning. from the rear of his house and bring- In connection with the grade separa tion, an official of the Ann Arbor rail George H. Mitchell, who is acting ing her some distance away tied her as one of the ticket agents for the ele- DELHI MILLS From Grand Rapids road, who was in the city Tuesday to the sidewalk, while he hurried away vated road in Chicago is spending a to save some of Ms other property. said that if there had been grade sepa When he returned the sidewalk was ration here the railroads would hav< few days with his family at this place. Delhi Mills, Mich., July 9—Mrs. J. floating down the stream, the cowavoided the damages that have com The high water at Honey Creek, B. Marsh and daughter, Rose, spent struggling as best she could to prevent to them through the recent floods. (Monday night, caused the management the Fourth in Jackson. Mr. Koch has returned, Reports a good time and lots of herself being dragged away. After Mayor Copeland has also received, a of the D. Y. A. A. & J. road to enter- Mrs. Charles Roost returned Tues- business. tain 16 of their through passengers at much effort Kent succeeded in releas- letter from William A. Boland saying day from a few days visit at Chelsea. Bought more goods this time than on any previous trip. ing the animal and bringing her to a that he intends to push his roac at the hotels until Tuesday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Will Downer went to place of safety. through at the earliest possible date. when they again started on their jour- Chelsea Friday to attend the funeral Bought a lot of odd Pisces of Furniture for Parlor, Dining ney. of Mrs. Downer's grandmother, Mrs. Room and Library. The report is being circulated that Robert Foster. Bought all the artistic styles and finishes—the solid massive The Paul Revere of the afternoon AN ODD SUIT some of the farmers of this vicinity The electrical storm got in its work Mission Furniture in weathered oak (the kind that William was William B. MoMillen, a railroad are offering $2.00 per day for help in here, Monday afternoon. F. Strehle's Morris the English Poet and artist loved so well) and the conductor who lives at 128 Felch hnying and harvesting. This offer barn was struck and a valuable horse dainty French Louie XIV styles. street. Mr. McMillen was up the val- BEGUN MONDAY includes board. killed. Mr. Strehle and hired man ley a considerable distance from his (From present indications fully 60 had a narrow escape, as they were in Also the Choice Stuff in Antwerp and Golden [Oak. Tis a home when he saw the flood coming. An odd suit was commenced in per cent of the onion crop in this vi- the barn at the time. goodly outlay and good to look at. Better still to have in Tie turned in his tracks and ran as cinity will be a total loss and to most your home. quickly as his legs would carry him. chancery by Receiver Johnson, of th Miss Gertie Babcock, of Toledo, Ana Arbor Printing Co., late Monda; of the onion growers this will mean a spent a few days here this week. But that's not all. We've got a car-load of Student-room Fur- On the way he notified everyone that big item in their annual income. niture coming-, too. Iron Berts, Dressers, Chiffo- lie could of their impending danger. afternoon, it being nothing less than a Attorney T. J. Cavanaugh and wife Mrs. Louise Garbet died at the home of Paw Paw, were guests of his sister, niers, Book-Shelves, etc. We're going to be very When he reached his house his family request to the court to declare the leas strong on this class of goods. were just preparing to move out. With of the Democrat Publishing Co. to th of her father, Peter Kalmbaeh, of Mrs. William Downer, Saturday. his assistance they were able to protect Ann Arbor Printing Co., which expirei Sylvan yesterday. A few years ago, their property from serious damage. April 15 last by limitation, but whicl it will be remembered, Mrs. Garbet, "I owe my whole life to Burdock was surrendered February 22 by eon who was then known as Louise Kalm- Blood Bitters. Scrofulous sores cov- baeh, had her name brought into con- ered by body. I seemed beyond cure. The Michigan Central railroad cul- sent, to have constituted a sale. Th siderable prominence by a suicide com- B. B. B. has made me a perfectly well vert is said to have been the cause of bill would occupy four columns, bu mitted at the home of her father, woman." Mrs. Charles Hutton, Ber- KOCH'S FURNITURE STORE, considerable of the damage that this is all that it expresses. It i when one, Rager, shot himself because ville, Mich. 300, 303, 304- SO. MAIN - 'PHONE 50 dene. The culvert is said to be alto- thought to be a good deal to ask olf a of unrequited love for the deceased gether too narrow and thoroughly in- court to make a sale out of a lease. ' and shortly after the suicide she be- Read th« Argus-Democrat ANN ARBOR ARGUS-DEMOCRAT, JULY 31, 190%

Miss Mella Taylor has been engaged The bid of John Wisner for raising »•• 1111 >•»• to sing in the Presbyterian choir bridge No. 1 has been accepted by theIN THE CAUSE Wall during the next year. She 'has re-Board of Public Works and recom- signed her position in the choir of themended to the Common Council. The Congregational church. bid is, for raising and placing bridge OF MISSIONS -Paper Grade separation is now pretty well $175; masonry complete $30, and grad- assured, since the Mayor has heard ing and raising walk 35c per yard. The Ann Arbor Branch of theISTEIN-BLOCH SUITS from the Ann Arbor railroad people, The republican congressional com- "Woman's Auxiliary" to the Board of who have expressed their willingness mittee for this district has been ap- •Missions held a meeting Wednesday af- -IN THE- to go ahead with the work. pointed by Charles E. Townsend, the ternoon at the home of Mrs. S. W. W. W. Wedemeyer, the popular at- republican nominee, as follows: For Beakes, on S. Fifth avenue. After the business meeting, a social hour was We have recently increased torney, is the proud tfather of a baby Jackson county, Charles E. Lewis, of NEW SPRING STYLES boy who arrived at his home Monday Jackson; Washtenaw, H. G. Pretty- spent. Miss Martha Clark played, and our force of paper hangers man, Ann Arbor; Lenawee, J. NMrs. . George Key sang several songs. have arrived.QThis is all we have to say to the mawhn o has afternoon. Wedemeyer's many friends worn them; but for the benefit of those who have and now can guarantee to do are congratulating him on the event. Sampson, Adrian; Wayne, F. S. Neal, Light refreshments were served. A not, we your work on short notice iNorthville; Monroe, Charles Kirby, silver collection was taken. wish to say, that Jerome Schermerhorn, a well known It has been decided to hold the meet- and in the most workman- local character of ebony hue, was sen-Monroe. like manner, possible. John Andres, the ice dealer, whoings of the Auxiliary at the homes of tenced to 10 days in jail by Justice the members instead of in Harris hall ;Doty Monday on the charge of be-was so terribly kicked by his horse about two weeks ago, that it was ex-as formerly. The May meeting was Stein-BIoch Suits and Overcoats ...OUR PRICES ARE... ing drunk an Ann street on Saturday held at the residence of Mrs. Charles night. pected that he could not live, was able are the top-notch of all Clothing, perfect in fit and correct in Sunday to leave the University hos- Millen and in June at Mrs. George S. William Burt, of 106 Depot street, Morris' on S. State street. Every bap- style. No tailor, no matter what name he goes by, can make you lost 74 cans of fruit by the flood. Monpita- l and go to his home for dinner. a Suit of better fit, better style or better quality without charging IOC per roll, lapped edge He is now on the fair "way to recovery. tized woman in the Episcopal church day. The cellar was completely filled is a member of this Auxiliary to the you double the price. and most everything in it *vas de- *His face, however, will be badly scarred from the imprints of theBoard of Missions, whether active or 12 He per roll, butted edge stroyed, only one jar of fruit being un- not. injured. horse's hoofs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker enter- Stanley D. Thompson, a former em- STEIN-BLOGH SUITS tained about twenty friends Saturday ploye of the American house, is ac-TORE UP ROOTS from $15.00 to $25.00 and ready to wear when you want J WAHR'vS evening at their home on Third street cused of obtaining a $4 pair of trous- them. in honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs.ers from Staebter & Wuerth, Wednes- Charles Schultz, of Detroit. A deli- day under false pretenses. It is OF LARGE TREES Bookstores cious supper was served. alleged that he represented that he Postmaster George H. Pond fur- was working at the American house, STORM ATDEXTER DIDTERRIBLE Washtenaw Fair, Sept. 9,10,11,12, when he was not employed there. He Lindenschmitt & Apfel nished his bond for his new term of DAMAGE office 'Saturday. The bond will be now is said to have leffThe city last even- Washtenaw Pair, Sept. 9, 10, 11, 12. ing for Jackson. sent to Washington and when ap- Streets Were Rivers of Watei—Build- •••• proved by the postoffice department Mrs. C. Walker, on Depot street, had ings Struck by Lightning and his commission will be forwarded him. a narrow escape from drowning in the Badly Injured—No LOCAL BREVITIES E. C. Knapp, who returned Monday deluge Monday afternoon. She mode Lives Lost from Denver, Colo., where he has been an endeavor to get her pet dog into the The Elks in this city will attend the attending the International Sunday house and was standing on the side- One of the most terrific storms which walk when the great wave came along Elks carnival in Detroit, next Tuesday. school convention, will give his report ever struck Dexter, raged there Mon- next Sunday evening at the First and tipped dog, woman and all into the Rev. Mr. Seeley will preach at the day afternoon. First M. E. church next Sunday morn- Union church in place of the regular flood. The timely assistance of two ing. service. men who were near by saved the wo- The rain came down in torrents and The public are particularly cautioned man from drowning. was accompanied by a terrible wind Albert 'Mann had a fine apple tree which twisted off the trunks of trees destroyed by lightning in the storm about drinking water from the wells Bvart Jacobus, of the Cook house, in the district that was floodedo n that were three feet in diameter. The Monday. had a narrow escape from injury at streets of Dexter are filled with Ypsilanti will have a command of Monday evening. For a reasonable Ypsilanti on Friday last. He had just time the Water company will furnish branches of trees and rubbish of all Spanish War Veterans before the end left Ypsilanti to return to Ann Arbor, sorts, which were blown into them. of the month. water for culinary purposes at thewhen his horse took fright and ran nearest hydrant. away. The animal ran over a mile The water washed great gulleys in the The Bethlehem Verem will give a streets and made them nearly impas- George Miley says he has lived in before Jacobus could bring it into sub- lawn social July 24. The place will be jection. At one place the buggy came sable. The damage was greater, how- announced later. Ann Arbor 67 years and never before ever, in the country surrounding the has he seen the Huron river so high near toppling over, one of the wheels village. Mrs. L. L. Medaris is laid up with as at present. He also states that the having struck the upturned root of a rheumatism at the home of her sister, moon has nothing to do with the rain tree. Wm. Benz, who lives two miles north Mrs. E. B. Hall, of Israel street of the village, had his barn, 40x70 ft., and in proof thereof cites the fact that The engineers of the Ann Arbor rail- iPred Hagan, of Lutz' clothing store, the moon is a dry moon. taken completely off the foundations HENNE & STANGER road have surveyed for the proposed by the storm and carried many feet is very ill at the home of bis sister, The Knights of Columbus will have Mrs. Hutzel, of W. 'Liberty street. elevation of the company's tracks The centre of the roof fell in and special excursion to Marquette, through the city. The curve on Miner pinned down several horses injuring THE RELIABLE airs. Earl Gasser and little son, ofHoughton and Menominee from De- avenue will be slightly changed, and them all more or less. Jackson, are in the city visiting the troit, Monday, July 14. In the three the freight depot removed to that The barn owned by Fred Strehle, iformer'a mother, Mrs. 'Belle Pulcipher. towns mentioned councils of the order street. Whether the work shall be who lives near Delhi, was struck by FURNITURE, August Kowalski, formerly with will be instituted. It will be a beauti- done soon depends on whether the lightning and one horse was killed and Goodspeed & 'Son, has accepted a posi- ful trip, which some of the Ann Arbor Hawks-Angus and Boland electric others badly shocked. tion with the firm of Schairer & 'Mil-Knights may wish to take. lines will put up the $40,000 asked of The iM. C. R. R. tracks are so badly CARPET ieu. Dorsey R. Hoppe, recently of thisthem. washed out a mile and half east of The stock of groceries in Joe Jaco- city and county school examiner, as- The youngest patient which ever Dexter. The Dexter road, half way to bus' store on Miller avenue, was badly sumed the duties of justice of therode in Martin's ambulance was thethe D., Y., A. A. & J. tracks is under DRWER Y STORE damaged by water in the flood Monpeac- e at Chelsea Friday and cele- two-hour old baby of Mr. and Mrsthre. e and a half feet of water, mak day. brated by offering to perform all mar-Geo. Nunn, who was removed with Its ing it utterly impassable. Corn was Your Friends and Neighbors Trade with us. Why not You ? Misa Beth Cooley left yesterday for riage ceremonies free of charge during mother from their home, 1624 Fuller uprooted in the fields and blown for Canadagua, N. Y., where she will July. street, to the home of Mrs. Nunn's several rods. spend the summer with her grandpar- The Ross Granger Command, No. sister, Monday night on account of the The whole vicinity is badly washed n7, n9 W. LIBERTY ST. 'PHONE 443 ents. 152, Spanish War Veterans, received a flood. The cellar and surroundings of and blown out, many hundreds of dol- Miss Emma Sehleieher, of Sandus- number of applications for member- the house were badly damaged. The lars worth of damage having been ky, Ohio, is the guest of her cousin. ship last evening, among them that of little one and its mother were very done. Miss Sophie Schlelcher, of 'Second Dr. V. O. Vanghan. They now number cheerful. street. 50 members and expect soon to have T every eligible member in the city. Attorney W. W. W edemeyer deliv- The Ann Arbor Junior 'Rifle club ered the Fourth of July oration at WELLS HAVE will hold their last contest next Satur- Co. C, Tecumseh, has been mustered Tipton, Friday. In speaking of his Have You Ever Thought Of the day night at the shooting gallery on out and a Detroit company mustered trip today Mr. Wedemeyer said: "The BEEN CONDEMNED N. Main street. in the M. N. G. This will put Co. D,celebration at Tipton yesterday was Many Advantages There of Monroe, in Major Granger's bat- Mrs. Anna Forsyth, of 1017 Hill one of the best of its kind I have All wells that have the least sugges- talion. Captain Merrill E. Webb, once ever witnessed. The K. O. T. M., made Are In Using street has had a nice fortune left her lieutenant colonel of the regiment, is tion of being filled or partly filled with by a relative, $40,000 being the amount a fine display. Everything and every- surface water have been condemned in command of the Monroe company. body seemed to be in gala attire. It of the bequest. Mr. Tom Cox, of Detroit, a close by the board of health. In the flooded was really a splendid demonstration of districts all the people are advised to DeHull Travis has engaged to play friend of Tom Navin and one of thepatriotism." ALUMINUM the leading part in Blaney's Own Shop republican machine organizers, spent use none but the city water, and the Girl. The season will open in NewSaturday in the city with Mr. C. W. AVliile unhitching his horse Wednes- board of health has arranged with the York in August. line, ex-president of the Good Gov- day, George Thompson, of Pebbles Water company to furnish for a reason- Miss ICatherine McLaughlin's quilt, ernment club. Mr. Cox was here tak- Corners, was severely injured, his legable time water for culinary purposes Cooking Utensils which was recently raffled, was woning inventory of the field prior to thebeing broken by a kick from the horse, at the nearest hydrant. by Miss M. M. Eisele. The proceeds I falI election. which became unmanageable. The ac- People whose cellars have been cident was doubly sad owing to the They are Light, never Tarnish, can't be Burnt or amounted to $10.10. A new departure in the music world flooded are advised to move out of fact that Miss Mary Mulbach, who rantheir houses until their cellars can be Melted by using on stove, and are warranted for FIVE Many citizens would like to know of Ann Arbor is the male chorus now to Thompson's assistance^ was in turn what the Ann Arbor Street Railway In course of organization under the cleared of water. YEARS. kicked by the horse, her limb being Every effort is now being made by f"~ Try a Skillet or Kettle and be convinced that there is company intend to do about putting on direction of G. L. Gordon. The works also broken. Both are under the care summer cars this year. that the chorus will render thecoming of Drs. Walker. the fire department to have the water nothing on eerth to equal ALUHINUM COOKING UTEN- The commissioner of insurance at season are "A song of Freedom," t>5 pumped out of the cellars as quickly blLS. Lansing has sent his deputies here to Bush, and "The National Ode," by Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell Douglas, as possible. examine the books of the great record Leopold Damrosch. mother of Mrs. Louis P. Hall, of this city, died at Grosse Isle Wednesday, keeper of the L. O. T. M. According to.the justices' reports to SUNDAY EXCURSION TO TOLEDO. aged 83 years. She was the wife of The Ann Aroor ranroad will give the Mre. Henrietta C. Kingman, of 720the council in the past three months the late Judge Samuel T. Douglas. S. State street, is said to be preparing there have been 9 persons fined for next Sunday excursion to Toledo July Her father was Judge Henry M. Camp- 13th. Special train leaves Ann Arbor Muehlig & Schmidf to leave Ann Arbor for New York riding bicycles on sidewalks, 6 for bell and her brother Chief Justiceat 10:25 a. m. Pare for round trip 50c. state, where she will reside. playing ball on the streets, 5 for beln James V. Campbell. She was a disorderlies, 3 for keeping disorderly hildren under twelve years of age 205 S. MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. Edward Krapf, a son of Supervisor woman of the highest culture, of fine half the adult fare. Krapf, of the Fourth ward, has been houses, 1 hawker and peddler, 1 forliterary taste and had lived a long, appointed to serve on the police force violation of runners and drivers ordi- useful and beautiful Christian life. for two months, the vacation season. nance. Read the Argus-Democrat. The funeral of Frederick Geisel, who Geo. R. Manwaring and son Edgar, died at Lodi Sunday of appendicitis, '05 eng., of 202 E. Washington street, took place from his home at Lodi have gone to southern Missouri to be on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. absent about six weeks. The trip will be both for pleasure and business, Mr. L. A. Frost has taken his lunch Manwaring having real estate interests wagon to Whitmore Lake and expects in Ozark, Howell and Shannon coun- to do a great business selling baked ties. They will visit Grafton, 111., St. goods, pop-corn, etc., to the resorted. 6REATSLAUGHTER SALE for the Next 15 DAYS Louis, Springfield and Joplin, with a Secretary Wade has consented to al-day or two at Rolla, to look over the Of all Our Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, at such Low Prices as have x low the freedom of the campus to 300mining college. never been heard of before—The best value for your money that a reliable children from a Catholic institute in Mr. Charles Campion, of Ann Arbor, Clothing house ever offered and we guarantee every Suit or your Money Toledo for some day in the near fu- and Miss Mabel Reese, of Lansing, ture. were married July 3 at the Presby- Back. Come early and Get the Best Selections as the Sizes are Limited. More room is said to be urgently terian parsonage by Rev. J. M. Gelston. 50c Neckwear, Best Quality needed at the homeopathic hospital. The bride was attended by her sister, of Silks 35C 3 FOR $1.OO At present the attic of the hospital is Miss Millie Reese, and the groom by being used to accommodate a part of his brother, Mr. Bert Campion. Mr. Mens' Negligee Shirts (except White) the staff. , Campion was formerly employed in Meyer's laundry, but is now employed GOLD and Daniel Lindsay, who says his home in the Lansing Iron and Engine works. $2,OO Shirts for .... $1.5O is near Saline, was sentenced to 15Miss Reese Is a well known Lansing CLUETT days in jail by Justice Gibson Saturday girl. $1.5O Shirts for .... 1.15 morning, for being drunk on Detroit BRANDS street Friday. Delbpft Mallory, whose house on W. SILVER MONARCH Second street, was so badly under- $1 Shirts for .... 75c Miss Genevieve Mills, who for themined by water during the storm of BRANDS past three years has been a teacher In || last week, was obliged to move out his A Lot of Child- | Another Lot of the Ann Arbor high school, has accept- STRAW 1/ ren's 50c Caps 1 Men's Shirt Waists 'household goods Monday night. The sec- HATS 72 for .... I this week $1.5O to $5.OO ed a similar position in the high school ond deluge nearly completed the wreck, at Taylorville, 111. tearing out the remainder of the walls, WE HAVE EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG VALUES Mrs. C. L. Bartholomew, of Newexcept a small portion at one corner York, arrived in this city Monday and the house is standing entirely with- to spend the summer with her parents, out support. The house is a perfect STAEBLER WTJEIITH: Mr. and Mrs. Hershell Goodspeed, of wreck, having been so badly twisted 314 E. Huron street and. torn by the water. 6 ANN ARBOR ARGUS-DEMOCRAT. JULY 11, lwO2.

tiful resort was swarming with visi- F. A. Stivers, Attorney. A PINCKNEY WOMAN FISHING STORIES tors and the Clifton House sold 200 STONED HORSE AND File No. 9070. 12-439. CAN'T OPERATE tickets for their dance, which was kept Estate of Henry Gerlach. up until 2 a. m. The dance was not STATE OF MICHIGAN, !„_ COMMITS SUICIDE AT WHITMORE LAKE WALLOPED OWNER Bb- so well attended at the Lake House, COUNTY OF WASHTENAW I At a session of the Probate Court for owing to disappointment in getting . said Couuty, held at the Probate THE OPEN CARS Between 9 and 10 o'clock last Thurs- Whitmore Lake, July 3.—W. E. music and it was after 10 o'clock be- MARION WHEELOCK ASKS FOR I office in the City of Ann Arbor, on the l'itli day of June, in the year one day night Mrs. George Collins, wife Groat, railway mail clerk, was trying fore the Root orchestra from Ann Ar- ARREST OF GEORGE JONES ' thousand nine hundred and two. his luck at angling on Whitmore lake bor arrived. Charles A. Pray, from I. Present, Willis L. Watkins, Judge of Pro- Out of Repair Says Street of George Collins, who is in the meat J bate. business at Pinckney, left her home, yesterday. his store, and Stevenson Brothers, Swore Out a Warrant for the Negro 1 In the matter of the estate of Henr Railway Company I Qfilach, deceased. and during,a fit of insanity threw her- Mrs. J. C. Carland, Russell and from their cottages gave a magnificent Before Justice Gibson Monday I John C. Qerlach. temporary administrator self into the mill race, where the wa-Gladys, of Toledo, are at their cottage display of fireworks for over two of said estate, having filed in this court his —Wheelock's Statement final account of temporary administration, ter was five feet deep. (Members of and last night their coachman and hours and it was enjoyed by 1,500 and praying the same may be examined and PATRONS DISPLEASED family state that when last seen at horses arrived. Mrs. Carland will people, whose patriotism bubbled over allowed. and gave three rousing cheers for As a result of an encounter had with It is ordered, that the 15th day of July home she was reading at 9 o'clock spend a couple of months here. George Jones, a negrtp, Marion M. next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said Because They Cannot Have Pray and Stimson. Probate Office be appointed for examining and upon the return of Mr. Colins Miss Aris Dunn, of Ann Arbor, Is Wheelock, of 1204 E. Washington and allowing Bald account. Summer Service—Not Like- from business ftt 10 o'clock he missed visiting her cousin, May McCormick. Among the business men Alfred And it Is f ur:her ordered, that .a copy of street, swore out a warrant for the ar- this ordei be published three successive ly to Get Any This Season her and search was at once instituted. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of Ypsilanti, Mummery, ice cream, said he had a rest of Jones in Justice Gibson's court weeks previous to said time of hearing, in the Her body was not discovered until have opened their cottage and last grand day; Henry Stilson, ice cream, Monday. Argus-Democrat, a newspaper printed and night were preparing for a bass sup- said he could not have waited on any circulating in said County of Washtenaw. late Friday morning, after the water As a result of the alleged assault WILLIS L. WATKINS, Why the Ann. Arbor Street Railway had been lowered several feet. She per. more; Ashley & Frost, restaurant, [A true cot Judge of Probate. company has failed to put its open The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Dodge's said the splendid trade cleaned them made upon him by Jones, Wheelock's IAHES E. MCGREGOR, Probate Register.' 08 was of a cheerful disposition and al- face was badly damaged and one of cars into operation this summer is a though she had complained of a severe yesterday and had a profitable meet- all out; H. L. Dodge, general store, conundrum which many patrons of the ing, mentally and financially. had a dandy day and was kept busy his wrists severely sprained. The incl File No. 9153. 12-480 line would like to have explained. headache during the day nothing un- Geo. W. McCormack says he caught enough; T. Frank Taylor, general store dents leading up to the assault as told Cavanaugh &, Wedeineyer, Attys., Ann Arbor. Sunday there were many severe usual was noticed in iivr actions. Mrs. an 8^i-pound bass and hooked a pick- sold more goods than he anticipated by Wheelock are these: Estate of Julia Ann Knight. criticisms heard because of the com-Collins was 31 years of age and leaves erel which he declared would weigh 50 and was well pleased with the results; On »the evening of the Fourth of TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wash- r tenaw. ss. pany's failure so far to put summer a family of seven small children, the pounds which b oke his pole and got Charles A. Pray, groceries and hard- July he led several of his horses to a SAt a session of the Probate Court for said eldest being 14 and the youngest, Couuty of Waghtenaw, held at the Probate cars on its lines. One gentleman said: away. On being asked how he knew ware, said he had a mighty good day, watering trough near his house. One Office in the City of Ann Arbor, on the '16th "Here it is almost midsummer and twins, only one year of age. it weighed 50 poiricU be said, "It had he didn't see where all the people of the horses, which seemed especially day of June, In the year ene thousand came from and what brought them nine hundred and two. the company are still running their scales on it." thirsty Wheelock left at the watering PRESENT, WIUJS L. WATKINS, Judge of •winter cars. Some of my 'family would About 70 of the young people sur- here with no picnic. trough, the other he led back to the Probate. For forty years Dr. Fowler's Extract In the Matter of the Estate of Julia have liked to have taken a ride about of Wild Strawberry has been curing prised Miss Laura Fields on Tuesday stable after it had gotten through Ann Knight, deceased. the city today, but they don't want to night on her 17th birthday and had a drinking. When he returned from the On reading and filing the petition duly summer .complaint, dysentery, diar- Whitmore Lake, July 7.—Reuben T. verified of Lueius Knight, praying this Court have to sit in a closed up, stuffy, little rhoea, bloody flux, pain in the stomach, jolly good time. stable, Wheelock says, he found Jones to adjudicate and determine, who were the car on a sweltering day like this." Wanted 400 boatbuild-ers to con- Williams, of Green Oak, whose (farm hurling large stones at the horse which legal heirs, at the time of the death ot said and it has never yet failed to do every- is situated within 80 rods of Courtney deceased. A business man said: "The railway thing claimed for it. struct scows to ply on the Whitmore was left at the trough. He remon It is ordered, that the 16th day of July, people are injuring themselves by not Lake and Ann Arbor highway. lake, 11 years ago set a line in the strated with Jones, but the latter, it Is next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said lake baited with a small perch and the Probate OHioe be appointed for hearing giving more attention to the "wants of William Stevens, of Ann Arbor, was alleged, paid no heed to Wheelock's ex said petition. ftheir patrons. Who wants to ride here yesterday and fished ail day. next day his line was broken and And it is turther ordered, that a copy of the hook gone. Seven years after, postulations. Wheelock then, It ap- tbis order be published three successive about in a closed street car a day like Wade McCormack will have a party while fishing near the same place, he pears, applied a violent epithet to weeks previous to said time of hearing, in this, except they absolutely have to? TEACHERS GET of ten from Indianapolis for a month. Jones, when the latter sailed into him the Argus-Democrat, a newspaper printed caught a ll^-pound pickerel and found and circulating in said County of Washtenaw I know I don't and I am sure none of James'Nesbit has taken the contract the hook in him which he lost seven and gave him an unmerciful pummel- WILLIS L. WATKINS, my family do. There is not a city in to build a 24x24 'ft. cottage at Straw- years before. This Mr. Williams de- lng. In fact, it is said that when Jones Judge of Probate the country that I know of that has berry Lake for J. J. Watkins, of Ham- IA true copy.] THEIR CERTIFICATES clares is true. ga\Tg'. Price 25c and 50c. page 81; which said mortgage was on the 28th day of June, A. D. 1899, duly •which extend a considerable distance been arranged and from present indi- Mr. and Mrs. Jenks and son and A. House. under the car from both sides. Taylor, wholesale essence compounder, Mrs. F. B. Skeels. and sister, Attor- assigned to Hosea Rogers of Rochester, cations It is expected that every school neys Smith and Richard Whiting, of Bead the Argus-Democrat Monroe county, New York, which as- The most feasible explanation, how- teacher in the county will be present. all of Jackson, are rooming at Charles ever, is perhaps that which points to L. Ranes and boarding at the Clifton Jackson, Sundayed with relatives here. signment was duly recorded in the the poor condition of the cars, they Professor Tooze, of Saline, will con- Wm. Vrooman, of Sherwood, Branch office of 'the Register of Deeds afore- duct most of the work of the meeting. House for three weeks. said on the 10th day of May, A. D. being said to be in such a dilapidated Messrs Ashley and Frost, of Ann county, and nephew, B. Brown, are shape that their repairing would cost He will be assisted toy Miss Maude visiting his brother Charles. They 1000, "in Liber 13 of Mortgages, on Parker, of this city, a specialist in na- Arbor, have opened a restaurant and page 410. much money, more than the company bakery with a soda fountain and went fishing on Saturday, caught a ture studies and one of the most inter- pailfull of roach and six black bass. Exchange wants to spend at this time. esting instructors in her branch in the ice cream tables. It being provided in said mortgage The local superintendent, when About 10 o'clock p. m. July 3 some Registered at the Lake House from that should default be made in the state. Professor Gier, of Hillsdale col- Ann Arbor: W. L. Piper, Miss Lillian asked why the open cars were not put lege, will also be present, in addition to practical joker set off nitro-glycerine what you payment of said principal or interest, into service said: shaking the whole village and break- Muiler, J. H. Stimpson, Florence Saun- or any part thereof, when the same are other lecturers of equal ability. clers T. V. Allen, Howard Coffin, John payable as provided in said mortgage. "Because -we can't get repairs for Teachers who wish any information ing the windows in the residence of don't want them." George Rauschenberger. S. Roiineon, 'Miss May Brown, J. G. and should; the same, or any part in regard to the institute and its work Bairds, Floy Field and four friends, thereof, remain unpaid for the period "How is that?" was asked. this year can obtain it by writing or Mr. and iMrs. David Prochnow, of "Well, we have had an order in for Ann Arbor, are the guests of Mr. andW. S. Woolley, F. M. Root and wife, for some- of thirty days, then the principal sum calling upon School Commissioner C. E. J. II. Quinlan, Justin McCarthy; from with all arrearages of interest should repairs since last March, but they are Foster, of this city. Mrs. Thomas Fohey. not forthcoming yet." M. D. Moore, the decorator, and Ypsilanti: W. S. Mars, C. A. Smith, thing you do at the option of said mortgagee, his Monday morning Mr. Foster was busy Dan Zimmerman; from Jackson: Mr. legal representatives and assigns, be- "Will any of the open cars be put on sending out certificates to the teachers wife are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A'.. this summer?" inquired the reporter. Fulford. and Mrs. Frank T. Cornwell. come payable immediately thereafter, who successfully passed their exam- Mr. Stevens, proprietor, says this hot want. Sell although the period limited for pay- "I don't know," replied the superin- inations two weeks ago. Out of the Dell Fohey, the painter, of Toledo, tendent. "We can't put them on ex- is visiting his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.weather has a tendency to draw pleas- ment thereof should not then have ex- forty-eight candidates who came up ure seekers this way, and he will have pired; and default having been made cept they are repaired." lor examination, the following passed: T. Fohey. what you It's a cinch, however, that those who Attorney Frank A. Stivers, of Ann a crowd according to his correspon- in the semi-annual payment of interest are sweltering in the city during these Third Grade-^George A. Becker, dence. which by virtue of said mortgage be- Manchester; Eula Bentley, Cherry Arbor, made a flying trip here today. don't want", came due on June 28, 1901, and also torrid days, and who wish to ride Miss Rosamond Smith, of Ann Ar- about to get a breath of air, •will not Hill: Mary M. Clark, Clinton; Hattie default having been nraJde in the semi- A. Corwin, Ypsilanti; Fern Crittenden, bor, is the guest of 'Misses Maud and DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED auunal payment of Interest which by placidly accept the above excuses, if Frances Moss today. by local applications, as they cannot buy what you their opinions already expressed are Saline; Ethel 'May Gunn, Ypsilanti; virtue of said mortgage became due Blanche M. Gordon, Saline; Archibald Miss EsteHa Hill, of South Lyons, (reach the diseased protion of the ear. on December 28, 1901, and more tihan. any criterion of their feelings in the Tones, Ann Arbor; Hattie B. Lucas, is the guest of Mrs. Moss. Th«re is only one way to cure deaf- matter. s do want. thirty days having elapsed since said Dexter; Anna Lau, Ypsilanti; Ruth N. Rev. William Fischer, pastor of the ness, and that is by constitutional payments and each of them became STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS Munn, Salem; Zenaide Merritt, North- Northfield German Lutheran church, remedies. Deafness is caused by an due on the same, but neither of them OFF THE GOLD. ville; Floyd Pardee, Grass Lake; wife and three children are visiting inflamed condition of the mucous lin- A "Cent a Word" nor any part of the same having been •Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Martha M. Ross, Ann Arbor; Nellie E. his brother Herman and wife and ing of *he Eusttachian Tube. When paid, the said1 assignee by virtue of cure a cold in one day. No Cure, No Smith, Plymouth; Lizzie Snowball, enjoying a fish on beautiful Whitmore this tube getsinflamed you have a Want Ad. in the Detroit the option given in said mortgage Pay. Price, 25 cents . Milan; Elma J. Sweetland, Saline; Lake. rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, hereby declares the whole amount of Nina Sweetland, Saline; Ruth Sturm, Attorney Arthur Brown, wife and and when it is entirely closed deaf- Evening News, includ- moneys, 'both principal and interest, Saline; Lulu May Weight, Dexter; family are registered at the Lake ness is the result, anw nuless the in- secured by said mortgage, to be due MAY CALL IT Amy Whelan, Chelsea; Elfa Collins, House, where they will remain for a flammation can be taken out and this and payable immediately. Saline; Gertrude Hogan, Clinton; Jen- week. Mr. Brown is getting bronzed tube restored to its normal condition, ing The Morning Tri- JUDSON COUNTY nette Moore, Saline; Mayme McNa- in color by being on the lake and hard- hearing* will be destroyed forever; nine There is claimed to be due on said mara, Dexter; Zada Quackenbush, ened in muscle hauling in the large cases out of ten are caused, 'by catarrh, bune, will do the work. mortgage on this date the sum of Dixboro. bass and pickerel. which is nothing but an inflamed con- two thousand five hundred) and nine The Detroit Free Press says:— Second Grade—Nora A. Brown, Dix- John Roach, of Lansing, is visiting dition of the mucous surfaces. dollars and. thirty-eight cents ($2,- Charles Roe, of the Hotel Norman- boro; Alice G. Corwin, Ypsilanti; Ma- his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and We will give One Hundred Dollars 509.38), and no suit or proceeding hav- die, tells an interesting story, an echo bel L. Cross, Ypsilanti; Celia Hawkins, Mrs. Peter Gallagher. for any case of deafness (caused by ing been instituted in law to collect of the state republican convention. It Dexter; Edna Jarvis, Plymouth; Lou Henry Stilson's cream .parlors are catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Over 100,000 the same, or any part thereof, notice appears that Charles Rennick, char- I. Laraway, Plymouth; Maude Rush- regularly crowded with customers and Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. is hereby given that on 'Saturday, the man of the Saginaw county delegation, ton, Manchester; Lida Stollsteimer, Mr. Stilson says he has had a growing F. J. CHENEY & CO., Copies Sold Daily. l&feh day of September, A. T>. 1902, at had never had the pleasure of making Ann Arbor; Ida M. AValker, Saline; trade for the past three years. Toledo, Ohio. ' one o'clock in the afternoon of said the acquaintance of Hon. "Bill" Jud- Winifred White, 'Manchester; Mary William Walsh, jr., dentist, of Bat- 'Sold by druggists, ?."><>. day, at the south front door of the son, chairman of the Washtenaw Whelan, Chelsea. tle Creek, and a son of William Walsh, Mali's Family Pills are the 'best. court house in the city of Ann Arbor, county delegation, although both were of Ann Arbor, spent the Fourth here. MORI LIVES ARE SAVED Washtenaw county, (that being the on the same side of the political fence. Henry Doane, of Salem, was the (to -BY USING... place of holding the circuit court for Mr. Roe asked Rennick if he had ever guest of his brother-in-law and sister, [he county in wihich the mortgaged met "Mysterious Bill" and steered him July 4. Dr. King's New Discovery, premises are situated) the said mort- up against the wily Ann Arborite. Keeping Promises. (Mr. A. Stevens, of the Lake House, OHM age will toe foreclosed by sale at Rennick stands six foot three in his public vendue, to the highest bidder, Ann Arbor Appreciates Always when reports all the business on the 4th, Your Hair stocking feet and "Bill" Judson is be- that he could take care of. In the Consumption, Coughs and Colds of the premises contained in said mort- low the average hight. Rennick step- Promises are Kept. Than By All Other Throat And gage, or so much thereof as may be Every time you read about Doan's evening there was a dance attended "Two years ago my hair was ped up and sand: by about 70 couples and it was very Lung Remedies Combined. necessary to satisfy the amount due "Say, are you the Bill Judson that Kidney Pills, you are told they cure falling out badly. I purchased a on said mortgage, including costs and every form of kidney ill, from back- enjoyable. bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor, and This wonderful .medicine positively 1 we read so much about in the pa- Mr. Roehm, the jeweler of Detroit, cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds, nteres'ts and an attorney fee of thirty- pers?" ache ot urinary disorders. How are soon my hair stopped coming out." Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay ive dollars provided in said mortgage. our promises kept? Ask any citizen is spending a couple of weeks at the "I am sometimes called Bill," said Lake House. Miss Minnie Hoover, Paris, 111. Fever.Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness, Said premises being situated in the who has tried the treatment. Ask the Sore Throat, Croup and Whoopine »wnship of Lyndon, county of Wash- Judson. lady who makes the following state- Mrs. William Corson and H. C. Pat- "Well, you don't look such a much," Perhaps your mother Cough. NO CURE. NO PAY0. tenaw, and state of Michigan, describ- ment terson, of Ann Arbor, visited Mr. and Price 50c. & $1. Trial Bottle Free. ed as follows, to-wit: said the Saginaw man, tipping his hat /Mrs. William Winans today. Mrs. Sarah Gray of 600 Kingsley had thin hair, but that is The northeast fractional quarter of onto his nose and squinting down at street says: "There was extreme Thomas D. Kearney, atotrney, and the politician. weakness and depressing pains sister, Miss Mary Kearney, were in no reason why you must section number five (5), and the. north- Friends of Judson called attention through my loins, and also pains in my town on the Fourth. go through life with half- west quarter of the northwest frac- to the fact that it is not always quan- shoulders, at times running down the Miss Anne Gibney, of Ann Arbor, Fred Bamford & Go. tional quarter of section number four tity but quality that makes a man fa- muscles of my limbs. I did not rest is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Dun- starved hair. If you want ;4), all in Town one (1) south of range mous, and even stated that there is a comfortably nights and at times felt lap. long, thick hair, feed it number three (3) east, (Michigan. movement on foot to have the name so miserable that I could hardly get Mr. and Mrs. Helber were very PAINTERS, DKORATERS The above premises being occupied of Washtenaw county changed to Jud-around. The kidney secretions became busy entertaining yesterday and with Ayer's Hair Vigor, and mortgaged as one parcel or tract. son county next winter when the legis- highly colored, variable and deposited Captain James was doing a large pas- and make it rich, dark, and Dated, June 18, A. D. 1902. lature is in session. quantities of brick dust sediment I senger traffic with his steamer, when HOSEA 'ROGERS, went to Eberbach & Son's drug store some of the machinery in the engine and heavy. Assignee. IF A MAN LIES TO YOU, CONSULTING fURNISHERS. SHIELDS & SHIELDS, and got Doan's Kidney Pills. They re- gave out and hundreds of passengers $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. And says some other salve, ointment, lieved me very promptly, and were a were disappointed and the captain was ft. new importation of Jap- Attorneys for Assignee, of Howell lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good If your druggist cannot supply you, anese Leather Papers direct Mich. source of great comfort to me. I would financially $25 short. send us one dollar and we will express as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tell him not be without them for anything. I you a bottle. Be sureandgive the name from Japan. We will be glad thirty years of marvelous cures of of your nearest express office. Address, used many other kidney remedies, but THE FOURTH AT WHITMORE. J. C. AVEK CO., Lowell, Mass. to offer suggestions, furnish Piles, Burns, Bolls, Corns, Felons, Doan's Kidney Pills are by far the The glorious old Fourth was ush- estimates on all suburban STOPPED FREE "Ulcers, Cuts, Scalds, Bruises and Skin best of all." Permanently Cured by Eruptions prove it's the best an<3 ered in at sunrise 'by the booming of work, churches, halls, etc. DR. KLINE'S GREAT For sale by all dealers. Price 50 anviis, guns and fire crackers and Knickerbocker Rugs made NERVE RESTORER cheapest 25c at A. C. Schumacher's, "^ No Kits after fir»i day • oit. cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, everybody was bound to make it a gala to order. ITS, peroonal or bt mail; treatise and A. E. Mummery's, Ann Arbor, anO N. Y., sole agents for the U. S. Re- TRIAL HOTTIiK FREE Geo. J. Haeussler's, Manchester, drug day. eoti who pay «xi>resB&ge only dli member the name, Doan's. and take no ami Cur*, not only temporary relie, Notwithstanding the absence of 253—255 JEFFERSON AVENUE, ou< Inturdrrt, KpiU-f->. Spaaing. St. Viiui Dance, stores, substitute. I Debility, EiLauMiob. DR.R.H.KUBfE.Ld. • - • • • • ... Rev. Fr. Goldrick's picnic, our beau- Detroit, Mich. 1 931 Arch Street, Philadelphia, routed un. AltfN AKBO±t AAQUPDEMQCRAT, JULY 11, 1902K

Specter ier three eldest daughters a Mile. De- Superior 6 2 WHAT CAPT. MANLY Ghost luzy. In her choice of governess the BIRTHS AND DEATHS Sylvan 8 6 PICKED UP IN Of Louis duchess proved her confidence In her Webster 10 6 IS DOING IN JACKSON XIV. Haunts husband, for Mile. Deluzy was beauti- IN WASHTENAW York 10 8 Ridden ful, accomplished and five years youn- Ypsilanti town 8 15 French ger than herself. The governess re- Ypsilanti city 36 25 The citizens of Jackson who have ceived the handsome salary of 2,000 According to the returns made to been watching the Jachson Mound Castle Chateau francs a year and all her living ex- the county clerk's office by the various real estate deal and the stir created penses. Total 282 250 Brief Notes From the Towns in the interest of saving it from the The charming young daughter of supervisors, there were 532 births in After months, years, under their roof Washtenaw county last year, of which of the County woodman"s axe, will be interested In Casimir-Perier, former president of the duchess at last perceived that the Years oT Suffering relieved in a nights knowing of the organization yesterday France, who has recently been married 282 were boys ana 250 girls. Five Itching piles yield at once to the cura- foverness had captivated the duke. The pair of twins are recorded in the county of the C. H. Manly company, limited. to M. Sommier, one of France's sugar fluke and duchess continued to live to- tive properties 'of Doan's Ointment. INTERESTING TOPICS Articles were filed with the register princes, whose income is said to begether, but their apartments were no last year, of which three pair were Never fails. At any drug store, 50 of deeds today. Those interested in $10,000 a day, is to reside In the Cha- longer the same. Even under these cir born in York and the others in Bridge- cents. water and Freedom. An odd thing is About People and Things the company are Charles H. Manly, teau de Vaux-Praslin, said to be haunt- cumstances the duchess in July, 1847 Edward L. McFern of Philadelphia, ed by the specters of Louis XIV., ofinsisted that Mile. Deluzy be dismissec the disparity of sex in the various Which are Told in a Short Geo. H. Olmstead, Herbert G. Manly and leave the chateau, where the fam townships. For instance, in .Sharon APPEAL TO and Crisp Manner and Charles N. Manly. The company ily then was. Rather than provoke an the births were 17 boys and 7 girls, is captialized at $25,000, all paid in, open scandal, the duke assented to while in Ypsilanti town there were 8 and the Mound property is estimated Mile. Deluzy's dismissal, and she went boys and 15 girls. The births by cities CIRCUIT COURT E. J. Smith, in the Detroit Tribune, in value in the deal at $41,000. The to Paris, and here, it was afterwan and townships were: writes the following: "A recent 'hurri- purpose of the company is to do a real proved, the duke thrice visited her. Males. Females An appeal to the circuit court from cane' rolled up the tin roof on theestate business, principally with the Scarcely more than a month after the Ann Arbor city 75 73 Justice E. S. Hagaman's court of Man- Manchester hotel of Tax Commis Jackson Mound. The surveying is departure of the governess, on Aug. 16 Ann Arbor town 7 4 chester was filed Monday in the suit of sioner Freeman as tight as a bolt of about completed, and the plat will be the duke, the duchess and their chil Augusta 11 6 Banjamin Sodt, of Manchester, against carpet, and, carrying it over seven finished and recorded in a few days, dren left the chateau on their way to Bridgewater 5 11 it is said. It is the plan of the com- Lucius and L. Watkins, of Norvell buildings, dropped it on the roof of Dieppe, the famous watering place on Dexter 4 4 township. a block owned by E. at all the dcors cf the duch 'Saline 14 12 V5'° seU you a mattress rfrom faking Burt Parker on the convention, Scio 8 5 jjfyJUJJ the factory on small monthly ess' sleeping room were looked thai KkTIR Payments. Write for our book alleging that at no time was Parker The Seal and tbe Bear. nighf. Only tbe duke could have gain- Sharon 17 7 D£jjJO "H" it's free. G. R. Cough & seriously in the race. This had the The seal does not stop his search for ed access to them. Mattress Co., Grand Kaplds, Mich effect of stiffening Monroe's spine for food until he has completely satisfied Daylight cf Aug. 17 arrived. Thret -Parker for 750 ballots. Freeman was his excellent appetite; then he takes a or four dreadful shrieks sounded from fortunate to escape with merely the good nap, lying upon the very edge of the duchess1 bedchamber and arotise loss of a tin roof. When next he has the ice or as close as possible to his the frig'htened servants. One of them A Durable occasion to visit Monroe he had best breathing hole. The slightest sound afterward swore that the silence fol Wall Coating take along a few trusted friends to will awaken him and, without waiting lowing the shrieks was broken bj ALABASTINE to find out the source or direction, he NOT A KALSOMiNC hold his hair on." duke scouting, as if In horror: "My rolls Into the water. He can stay un- God, what can this mean? What has Dan Hoey, of Dexter, is building a der for oniy thirty-five minutes, but happened?" Jte Forms a pure and permanent coat- new house 'for himself in Dexter. His where he will corns up none can tell, The doors of the duchess' bedroom ing and does not require to be taken old residence has been moveii across this no one knows better than the were opened to the servants by the off to renew from time to time. Is the street and the foundations for the bear, and if the bear realizes that it is duke, who was in his morning robe, a dry powder, ready for use by new house are going up. Impossible to steal up on the leeward which was marked by blood. His mixing with cold water. side of the seal, having his black nose hands were bloody. W. R. (Mount, who has served for covered with his paw and his bloodshot 25 years as superintendant of the In the center of the room lay the TO THOSE BUILDING Sharon Center M. E. Sunday school, eyes closed, when the seal has his open duchess, dead. Twenty fearful stab and on the watch, he looks about for a THE ARBEST Or FOUQT7ET. has just been re-elected for another favorable point of departure, dives vm- wounds had killed her — pierced her We are experts in the treatment of year. fer the ice, and if he rightly judges the Fouquet, his minister of finance, and bosom, her uplifted arms, her neck; walls. Write and see how helpful A new rural route has been started distance and direction he comes up at of the Duke of Praslin and his duchess, one had severed her jugular vein. Be- •we can be, at no cost to you, in eet- 1 whom he foully murdered. sides, there were wounds made by a ' Faugh! Use your nasty decaying kalso- .. . ,., , , . ... ° from Salem and the farmers 'are Ifeel- the very spot where the seal has ex- mine? No. sir! AI,ABASTINE is what I ting beautiful and healthful homes, The superstitious who dwell near blunt instrument. The furniture was asked for and what I want." Jng particularly happy who are for-pected to go down. The seal's fate is In disorder, the room was ensanguined. tunate enough to be on the route. thus settled, and the bear's shrewdness Vaux-Praslin, which is near Paris, and earns Its reward.—St. Nicholas. even those less credulous, declare that The duke, after his first shout, appear- t ALABASTINE COMPANY, Grand Rapids, Mich. Haselschwerdt Bros., of Sharon, the apparitions of Louis Quatorze, of ed perfectly calm and summoned a phy have just sold Burtless & Amspoker, his thieving minister, of the murderous sician and the police. of Manchester, 23 fat steers for the The One That Choae to Pay. Praslin and his unhappy wife and vic- All suspicion at once pointed directly nice OJttle sum of $1,400.60. Three men had been out on a spree, tim often revisit the ancient chateau at Praslin. He coolly made a state- The Manchester Canning factory Is and on the way home late at night and the walks of the gardens that sur- ment to the police, saying in effect: BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT. putting up many tomatoes. Two car they made a wager that the one who round it. "I retired without the assistance of loads of three pound tomatoe cans did not do as his wife told him should Certain is it that the violent deaths of my valet, as I often do. After our jour- GOOD WIFE! YOU NEED have been receivxed. pay for a champagne supper the fol- three of these personages must be for ney I went to sleep almost immediate- lowing night. ever associated with the old chateau. ly. About daybreak, I think, I was Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Tower, of Aug- The first one returned home, and his usta, have a daughter who weighs Well may the restless spirit of Nico- awakened by a loud cry, but that did wife greeted him thus: las Fouquet seek the chateau where not alarm me, because I thought it ll?i pounds. Pretty good for the "Hello, you beauty! That's right, came somewhere from the neighbor- first weigh. will reside this young bride, who, by SAPOLIO knock all the ornaments off the mantel- the bye, has many fashionable relatives hood. Then I heard steps in the gar- Huron Belle, the pacing mare be- piece!" in America. Fouquet, viscount of Me- den. I arose, put on my morning gown ASTHMA, CATARRH AND RHEUMATISM. longing to John Gallagher, of Dexter, He knocked them all off. lun and of Vaux, became Louis XIV.'s and was going to the duchess' bed- won third money in a Cleveland race The second returned and on going minister of finance in 165S. Fouquet, chamber, when I heard another cry I.cure all forms of those dreadful diseases in 2:18%. into his house fell against the piano, a financier of genius, had rendered in- which sounded like, 'Seize the murder- caused by Specific Germs or Uric Acid poison It is said that the first issue of the ^hereupon his wife said: dubitable service to the state, had even er!' I hurried back, got a pistol and re- in the blood which affects the Head, Throat, Manchester Herald was out last week, "Go on; get a chopper and smash it engaged his private fortune to pay the turned to my wife's bedchamber. but not a copy of it reached Ann Ar- up!" expenses of the court and of the army; "It was perfectly dark; silent. I Lungs,Heart, Liver and Kidneys,in persons of bor. He did so. but, being raised to his high place, this could hear or see nothing. I called. all ages and both sexes,by a new and original The third returned, and *n going up financier confounded his own purse 'Fannie;' no answer. I went back, pro- method of home treatment. I have cured thous- The bridge near Robert Foster's stairs his wife said: with the public coffers, into which he cured a candle and once more returned place in Sylvan was washed away by "You miserable scamp, fall down plunged his greedy hands. to my wife's room. ands and will cure you. I send 15 days trial the heavy rains Wednesday night. stairs and break your neck!" He rebuilt his chateau of Vaux, and "She was lying on the floor, covered free addres s Dr. A. S. Core ,68 Dexter Bid. Chicago The Manchester creamery last week Needless to say, he paid for the sup- it cost him 9,000,000 francs, certainly with blood. I raised her and tried to shipped 4;545 pounds of butter for per.—London Spare Moments. equal to 40,000,000 in our day. To lay assist her and in so doing stained my which over $1,000 was received. out a park he razed three villages. In dressing robe and my hands. The serv- Rev. George Dengler, of Dexter, is The Solemn Quaker. the park "were so many fountains, cas- ants arrived before I had thought to assisting in conducting an Evangelical At the funeral of a lawyer of state cades, lakes and statues that the eye call for them. No; I had not the cour- BLOOD DISEASE CURED. grove meeting near Cohoctah. reputation who lived and practiced in was confounded." age to tell my children they had been If yom ever contracted any Blood or Private Disease, you are a^ver cuf 3 r.util t'ju ?. a town not far from Philadelphia and To this more than imperial house robbed of their mother. My first virus or poison has been eradicated from the syFieni." Doa't }<*. satisfied with af Material for the new depot to bewho was known among his friends "patch up" tv same family doctor. Our New Mtibod Is Gu jr «tit«ed 'o, erected in Willis In the place of the Fouquet invited Louis Quatorze. The thought was to send for physicians and I Cur* or Ra Pay. (^No Names Used without Written i:on»tBf.| thereabout as an unbeliever an emi-supper he spread before the king cost police officials." Cured When ail Else Failed one burned, is arriving. nent gentleman from Philadelphia 120,000 francs. The table groaned un- Further investigation left not the "Could I live my early life over, this testimonial would not be I The Stevens family in Southwestern accessary, though I was no more sinful than thousands ef other I reached the house after the ministei der the service of solid gold as well as shadow of a doubt of Praslin's guilt young men. Early indiscretions, later excesses, exposure to I Manchester have all been down with had begun the sermon. Not knowing the weight of delicacies, for which the contagious diseases all helped to'irr.ak ilown my system. Whea I how far the services had progressed, I commenced to realize my condition I was almost frantic. Doctor I the measles. globe had been ransacked. Of the bril- after doctor treated me but only gave me relief—not a cure. Hot I Dr. ISmith, formerly of Britton, has he accosted a well known Quaker of liancy of the fete La Fontaine wrote, Springs helped me, but did not cure me. The symptoms always j located at Willis for the practice of the town, who was a friend of the de> "Heaven was jealous." returned. Mercury and Potash drove the poison into my system ceased and who was noted for his great instead of driving it out. I bless the day yoar Naw Method j medicine. The king was jealous, too; then sus- Treatment was recommende1 d to me. I investigated who yon I sense of humor, and, leaning over his were first, and finding yo a bad over 25 years' experience and re- J The corn fields on the flats near picious. Soon, led by Colbert, Louis \sponsible financially. I gave you my cas» nnder a guarantee. shoulder, asked in a whisper: decided on a "great financial reform." You enred me permanently, and in six Tears there has not Ceen a I Milan have been way under water this "What part of the services have they sore, pain, ulceror any other symptem of the blood disease." week. Fouquet was arrested, thrown into the 26 Y«r» In Detroit. 250,000 Cured. M. A. CONLEY. reached?" Bastille, and his papers were seized. We treat and cure Vartcecele, Blood Poison, Nervous Debility, Stricture, | Fred Roller and Fred Beutler, of To which the Quaker, without a Among them were many letters from | Impoteocy, Secret Drains, Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Freedom, each lost a horse last week. smile, replied: ladies of the court thanking Fouquet— CantulUtiiD Frta. Qusstltn Blank for Horns Treatment and Books Free. The new house of 'Robert Mahrle "Just opened for the defense."—Phil- this one for a gift of 100,000 francs, DRS. KENNEDY A KERGAN. adelphia Times. that one for a house, a third for 50,000 in Manchester is about completed. 14S SBELBT STREET. DETROIT, MICH. The Fourth was observed at Wor- francs. The Duke of Braneas had re- sen with a picnic at D. Peebles. ceived from Fouquet a present of 000,- K & K K c* K K & K K * K K 3* K K :6c K 000 francs, the Duke of Richelieu 200,- Merchant Brooks is building a cot- Nonesuch is made of the yoke of one 000 francs, the Marquis of Crequl 100,- tage at Cavanaugh Lake. egg, a little salt and flour enough to 000. The king himself had far less John Kalmbach is building a new make a stiff dough; roll on a floured money to spend. barn in Chelsea. board as thin as possible; cut with large biscuit cutter or in strips two Fouquet was tried and found guilty Inches by four; drop into hot fat until of what would now be possibly called "misappropriation of funds." Nine ^of If in doubt brown, drain on paper and sprinkle LIGHTNING'S PRANKS with powdered sugar. his judges sentenced him to death, thirteen to banishment. The king was ANN ARBOR R. R. STEAMERS. furious. Buy Peninsular Pure Paint. You know AT CHELSEA The Ann Arbor >R. R. Go's Car Fer- "If he had been sentenced to death, I ries are now sailing on regular sched- would have let him die!" Louis cried. what you want when you buy paint. Mrs. IM. Schwikerath's 'house and ule between Frankfort and points on Pretending to exercise his right of par- We know you will get what you ex- barn on Congdon street, Chelsea, werey west shore Lake Michigan. don, the king aggravated the court's pect when you buy Peninsular Ready struck by lightning about 9:45 last One steamer leaves Frankfort at 9:00 sentence by "commuting" it to impris- Mixed Paint. Your standard of paint evening. The bolt struck a chimney p. m. daily except Sunday for Kewa- onment for life. From his ocean of that is on the barn, knocking the top nee and Manitowoc, W1s; another riches Fouquet was hurried to tbe cita expectation is high. Peninsular Ready off and passing down the chimney leaves Franktfort 9:30 a. m. Monday, del of Pignerol. All his vast estates Mixed Paint measures the highest shivered a refrigerator that stood near Wednesday and Friday, for Sturgeon were confiscated, but as an act of royal standard of paint excellence. There is by and shattered a cook stove thatBay, Wis., and Menominee, Mich., and mercy his family was permitted to live stood Bear the refrigerator. From 9:30 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- near him. After sixteen years of such no room for disappointment. It will the barn it went to the house where it urday for Manistique, Mich. The pub- imprisonment Fouquet died in 1680. spread farther, look better, and last shivered the roolf and the plaster on lic will tiiid this route a desirable one The years rolled on. Vaux's glory de- jonger than other paint, and every drop the walls. Mrs. Schwikerath and between lower Michigan points and clined. Most of its lands were sold. In some of the children were sitting at points in Northern Wisconsin and the 1760 the huge lead pipes that had fed IS THE CEKTER OF THE ROOM THE DUCHESS is covered by a strong guarantee to a table in the sitting room, when the Upper Peninsula, and the fares lower its lakes, cascades and fountains were I.AY DEAD. give you satisfactory results. house was struck and her arm wasthan via any other line. sold and fetched themselves the vast and drove him to self murder. Deep Peninsular Ready Mixed Paint is not numbed by the shock. The house was sum of 490,000 francs. About that year scratches soon made themselves plain one blaze of light when the bolt went PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING the estate, much diminished, but still on the duke's face and neck and marks an expensive paint, but it js an all CAR BETWEEN TOLEDO splendid, passed into the possession of of teeth on his thumb. The duchess, around, everlastingly good paint. through it. Passing out of the house the dukes of Choiseul-Praslin. In 1S24 the bolt, which looked like a ball of AND FRANKFORT. surprised as she v^-as in her sleep, tak- Ask for little book "For Mansion and Cottage," it Commencing July 1st the Ann Arbor Carl Laura Hugo Theobald, duke of en at a base disadvantage, fought fire, burst in W. R. Lehman's yard Praslin. married Fannie, the lovely tells of Peninsular Pure Paint and Peninsular Enamel;. with a report like a cannon. Mr. Leh-railroad will discontinue its own sleep- bravely for hor life. A stiletto with n ing cars and substitute Pullman Buffet daughter of General Sebastiani, a mar- broken handle and a cavalry pistol man was looking out of the bed room shal of France. She w;is scarcely sev- • OLD BY window at the time and saw the large Frankfort. were found In the house, and the ex Oars between Toledo and enteen years of age. Her husband w;is ports swore that the wounds the duch- ball of fire leave Mrs. Schwikerath's Sleeping but three years her senior. All the old ess suffered had lieen inflicted with house and cross the street in the di- J. J. KIRBY, Gen. Pass. Agent. est of the aristocracy thronged to their these weapons. E. A. rection of his house. He was badly wedding and showered splendid gifts. Praslin was arrested on Aug. 21 and frightened, but the bursting of the fire- Ann Arbor, Michigan Bead the Argus-Democrat, the only "They seemed to live for each other" Incarcerated in the prison of the Lux- ball dispelled his anxiety for the safety •-for seventeen years, until 1841. The: embourg palace, where he committed of his home.—Chelsea Herald. democratic paper In the count". $i per rear. Subscrl^ n»w. the duchess engaged as governess foi suicide by poison. 8 AMI ARBOR ARGUS-DEMOCRAT, JULY U. lwO2» alked of In this region for sheriff on ae republican ticket is our wide-awake ownsman, James E. Burke. Korth- SPECIAL ELECTION ield township will give James a good end off, and the best recommendation ny candidate can have is his home WILLJBKfcLLED support, where he is known and ap- BE HELD LIABLE preciated. To Take Place on Wednesday Michigan Central Culvert Said to be Too Narrow LADIES' SUITS Julvl6 DAMAGE SUITS CITIZENS ASKED TO VOTE MAY BE BROUGHT SUITS FOR DAMAGES Reduction Follows Reduction On an Appropriation of $25,-CITY MAY HAVE TO PAY FORAgainst the Road Axe Talked •Satisfaction 000 to Repair Broken Oul-J LOSS OF INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY of—What Martin J. Oava- No Temporizing—No Hesitation verts and Other City naugh Says of Road's or — No Half-hearted Measures — The Attorney Sawyer Believes There Can Liability Property be No Ground for Action—Other Command is imperative. Attorneys Think Differently Yotir Monday morning the common council A number of the residents who have Money accompanied by City Attorney Sawyer had considerable damage done to their It is expected that a number of dam- and a representative of the Argus, property, which Is located in the vi- Sell-Sell-Sell age suits will be commenced against went over the deluged district. The cinity «f the Michigan Central Rail- BacK he city growing out of the recent different culverts were examined and flood. In fact a number of business road culvert are considering beginning Every Ladies' Suit must be sold ether investigations made toward fix- men have already been to see their at- suits for damage against the railroad ing upon plans to prevent such an oc- without reference to value. To make orneys with a view of bringing action company. currence again, or at least toward min- against the municipality for losses In- It is claimed that on the night of a clean sweep we place on sale to- imizing the loss should such a disaster the flood the Michigan Central culvert curred through the disaster. was wholly inadequate to carry the morrow every Suit we have heretofore happen in the future. Alderman It is the opinion of City Attorney Douglas took snap shots of many of heavy waters into the river. Because Sawyer that no one can have any legal of this it is said the water banked up sold at $15.00, 18,00, 20.00, at... the scenes of destruction, while the claim against the city for any damage at the culvert and flooded the proper- wther aldermen took copious notes of hat may have accrued to them. The ty of the people who lived near by. the damage that had been done. city, he believes, cannot be held re- It is admitted that the Richards On returning from the trip City At- sponsible for any such unexpected scales, which were carried away by the torney Sawyer said: "This is one offloods as came on 'Monday afternoon. flood had something to do with ob- the worst floods that I ever knew to Other attorneys, however, differ structing the passageway through the strike the city. In fact, I don't re- 'rom Mr. Sawyer and believe that some culvert, as when the scales reached $6.95 member any that has been more seri of their clients have a first class the place they were not able to pass ous. The loss to the city will probably ground for action. They base their ar- through because of their size. They he between $25,000 and $30,000." guments on the ground that the city were about 8 feet long and about At our original figures they were 'iHow will that money be provided?" ias not provided the proper means for feet wide. The culvert is about 1 ;was asked. carrying the water from the creeks feet in width. matchless. Think of the great bar- •'Well, the probabilities are," replied to the river, that the culverts are too It is said that the culvert should ilr. Sawyer, "that a special election narrow and that they are not in anyhave been built wider and it is also gain you get when you pick for $6.95- -will have to be called and the money way properly constructed. said that at the time of its construction procured through special taxation." It is said that one culvert which cost the foreman who was employed on the $800 to build is wholly inadequate, work was told that he was buildin Allotber Suits in The Store HALF PRICE After the aldermen returned from that its foundations were not laid deep the culvert too narrow. In fact it is their visit to the flooded district they enough and that it was constructed in stated that the present culvert was held a meeting and passed a resolu- flimsy manner. There is already built inside the old one. tion calling a special election for Wed some talk of employing an engineer to Attorney Martin J. Cavanaugh nesday, July 16, so the citizens may come here from Detroit and look over when asked if he thought there would vote on an appropriation of $25,000 for the culverts that have been damaged be any liability attached to the rail the repair of the damaged culverts anc with a view of strengthening the road company, said: "If it can be A Wrapper Sale fixing up of such other city property grounds for damage suits that have shown that the railroad company was •as was destroyed by the flood. been brought. told when they were putting in the cul / 25 DOZEN HANDSOME LAWN WRAPPERS in lace effects on light blue, pink and A resolution was also passed in An alderman, in speaking on this vert that ft was too narrow and be-v lavender grounds, deep flounce in bottom plaited back, fancy reveres, are better structing the fire department to prosubject this morning, said: "I am in cause of this that it was- unequal to than you can find in the city at $1.00, placed on sale Saturday, this week at.... 69c vide one of its steamers, which na clined to believe that many actions for carrying away the flow of water, not been used for some time, for thidamages against the city will be think there might be a good ground fo: Cuffs, Collars and facings of white purpose of pumping out the cellars o brought, and I think that those who action agaoist the company. O y Fancy Lawn Kimonos lawn, making a dainty pretty garb for citizens which have been flooded. bring them will have sufficient ground course I have not had an opportunity hot weather wear, the usual $1.00 value on which to base their actions. The of looking into the matter thoroughly priced for speedy selling present culverts are altogether too nar but from what I have heard I woulc 59c row, and they -^re otherwise so connot be at all surprised but what i DIP FRONT KinONOS, yf fancy lawn ruffled all around and finished with lace edge A THOUSAND DOLLARS structed as not to permit of the passage could be proven that the railroad com of such large quantities of water and insertion, good enough in style and value to bring $1.50, the price for a pany had been negligent in the con this Sale ." REPAIRS ON CHURCH came down the creek the other day.' struction of the culvert, in so far a its dimensions are concerned." ! NEWSY NOTES FROM OUR WHIT The worst damage, probably, to ind vldual property owners, was done in MORE LAKE CORRESPONDENT that section bordering on the Michiga SLOW METHODS Central culvert, which is the las I Colored Shirt Waists Qamages to Road Between Lake an culvert to convey the water into th Ann Arbor—Visitors During Huron river. the Heated Term BEING EMPLOYED THE PKK OF 01 ENTIRE STOCK Whitmore Lake, July 8.—Mrs. R Work of Pumping Out Cellars WIRT SAVERY Kind and four children, of Toledo, Not Being Hurried : Fine Madras, Cheviots, Ginghams, in every good make, for have '.eased the Stimson cottage for WED LAST EVENING which we have been getting $1.00, $1.50 and $1.95, a month. Mr. Kind will join his family all at one price now next Sunday for a week's fish. This MORE HELP IS REQUIRED Wirt I. Savery, an '01 lit graduate 69c adiakes the third season they have sum- was married last evening to 'M