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VOLUME XXX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 1, 1897. NUMBER 10.

hibits. Its managers and friends soon work sent to compete for spaca] Prof. It. (). Austin of Saline, C '1. THE DEMOCRAT. realized thai they could not maintain premiums. Prominent among these Dean and F. J. Dansingburg, of Ann THE FARMERS' DAY the organization on wheels; so after are the essays brought for the valu- IHE CHILDREN'S OR Arbor. PUBLISHED EVEKY FRIDAY. ten years as a vagrant, permanent able cash prizes offered by the I> sro- The judges of the rhetorical contests grounds were purchased in Ann Arbor ocrat. There were sever il maps <>f- were Miss Mills of Ana Arbor, Mrs. CHAS. A. WARD, EDITOR AND PROP A Great Crowd at the Fair Sfbhools of the County Partici- and Improvements were commenced. fi red for the Register special, the besl John K. Campbell of Augusta, and Today. pate in the Exercises. Miss Fellows of Mooreville. TERMS: $1.00 PER YKAK. The capital which the association one being that made by Albert Men- had for the improvements was raised zel of Emery; a special feature of tills At 11 a. m. came addresses by ex- Gov. Pingree Still Missing —Public by two hundred of the enterprising map is that it shows the location of School Commissioner W. AV. \\ Delightful Weather and a Larg< 1 Marriage a Drawing Card—Special citizens of the county, each one pay- every schoolhouse in the coun y. meyei and M. J. Oavanaugh. There Great industry is shown in the lists Crowd—Grand Parade, Educational have never been more popular officials Sports and Races Interesting and ing into the treasury twenty dollars. Of words sent for Prof. Kempfs spe- Contests and Speaking-. in Washtenaw county than these Entered ;it Ann Arbor Postoffice as Second Lik9 the Weather "Warm. For this they received a certificate of Class Mall Matter. life membership. Much credit is due cial premium. Miss Cora M. Allen, of same eloquent gentlemen and the fair Plttsfleld, who won, had over 2,000 management was fortunate in secur- those pioneers tor the work which Today is School Day at Hie Fair a P. OFFICE: TIMES BLEG., S. MAIN ST. "Farmers' Day" at the county fair words which were made of the let- they accomplished and especially to the exhibition of the educational in ing their presence today. They wera proved as usual a Wg drawing card in the words "A trick and Zeid- the president, at that Time, of the so- h res is of Washtenaw county, whici pleasantly introduced by School Com- filling every nook and cranny of ih- ler." Mrs. Babbit! loaned the exhibit INDEX TO ADVERTISERS, ciety, W. S. Maynard. The society, was made under the direction .> missioner Lister and spoke briefly but grounds with a perspiring, happy a valuable water color plate of the after its permanent location, prospered County School Commissioner Lists forcibly upon matters of general inter- crowd. All forenoon the out-of-town of arms of Michigan, which was until the year 1870, when from bad was moat gratifying to those' who hav est to the educational interests of tin- SECOND PAGE. visitors were earning, hundreds of weather and oilier causes, the society designed by General Lewis Gass. county. Their remarks deserve to be 0 A Maynard, - - Groceries th< in spending the forenoon shopping the interests of the primary school A A Gas Go, - - Light and Fuel was in debt fourteen hundred dollars. Mr. Lister, school commissioner, who at heart. This feature, which was m given at greater length than our time Ann Arbor Savings Bank about town and going to the ground This increased from year to year ir.ril has charge of the exhibit, is very busy and space will here allow. Following Luncren Cycle Co immediately after dinner. produced for the first time at th< Fluff Rug Factory the debts and mortgage amounted to explaining it. and telling the admiri'i.v of 1895, is calculated to bring- th< these exercises came an excellent free THIRD PACE. la spite of the efforts of Field Mar- : mothers about what he thinks their concert by the Ann Arbor Music com- M Haller. - - - Furniture forty-eight hundred dollars, and t ie schools of the county into closer uuioi W W Wotmore, - Books shal "Billy" J unison, in whose charge mortgagee was demanding either his children should do. At the west end and to stimulate a generous rivalry pany. A E Mummery, - - I)ru.. Mann Bros, ... Drugs the matter of speakers was left, pay or the property. Men were re- o: the exhibit there is an animal of that cannot but bring good results tc After dinner Becker's Military band; Eberbach& Son, - Drugs neither Governor Pingree nor Hon. great interest, a live rattlesnake which John Baumgardner, Granite Works luctant to have their names appear as the schools. We may expect to se< led a grand cavalcade of the various M Sraebler, - Bicycles .James (YDonnen put in an appearance. was caught within four miles of town.. this feature become nine prominen fine stock and cattle exhibits s round Hendrick. ----- MMlinery officers and much less take an acii Schneider Bros, - - Bath Heaters So the expected flood of oratory did part in the mangeinen;. The proposi- The Saline Union school had a very in the exercises of the fair as its ini the race track. This was followed by Hurd-llolmes Co, Implements and Seeds not come. But this failure did not tion was sei'ioiisly considered whecWer complete exhibit as follows: Section 1, portance becomes more thoroughly un special sports, slack wire walking . awards of the fair. This edition is located in the center of the race lite successful gueseer gets a $25 published for free distribution. You track in front of the grand stand. stove. may have us many copies free .if In spite of the novelty of a public Miss Markham has an exhibit of ar- charge as you can use by leaving your marriage the utmost decorum and tistic fancy work. order at The Democrat headquarters solemnity prevailed during the cere- Edwards & Dowior, the photograph- upon the fair grounds. The Demo- mony. Supt. F. E. Mills acted as chief ers, have a booth filled with excellent crat is now the leading newspaper of usher, and the wedding party on the specimens of the work done at their ; Washtenaw county. It has taken ;u s platform consisted of the officia studio. place upon merit alone. It lias been minister, the contracting parties .and The White Sewing Machine company the aim of the present manage-neni Mrs. Ellen Beaudrie, a near relati/e have an exhibit of their excellent ma- to publish a "live newspaper," to :iv • of the bride. chines in the main hall, under tho all of the news of Washtenaw county Rev. Mr. Arnold was the officiating supervision of L. O'OPoole, agent. that is worth publishing and to dis- i and tied the nuptial knot Schaeberle's music store, of ill W. cuss with fearless impartially all with grace and, The Times trusts, Liberty sired, have a liii" exhibition topics oi' local concern. That the peo- with the most substantial of true lov- of musical goods, pianos and or ple have appreciate our efforts in that ers" knots. The crowd attested their on exhibition in the main hall, dis- direction is (-inclusively proven by the satisfaction at the mann?r in which played in most excellent taste. To ad I support with which they have reward- the deed was done 'by the heartiest to the attractions of his exhibit and ed our efforts. During the six shori applause. The reverend gentleman tain the visitors to this part oi' months that The Democrat has been was the most nervous one in the the hall, Prof. Schaeberle provided an under its present management its party, even forgetting to kiss the excellent orchestra to discourse - \ bona fide paid circulation has blushing, young bride till he music during the day. multiplied by four and its advertising I.v vanished among the crowd. He THE BRIBE AND GROOM. The art exhibit under (lie supsrvision patronage more than doubled. The was promptly reminded of his omis- of Mrs. J. W. Babbitt is most co n- Democrat now goes to every nook and as a soldier iu the First Mass. Regi- The award for the best appearii sion and climTjed up to his duty wi'h critical moment. Each year sees new plete and excels all previous attempts corner of Washteaaw county and it menr. and his canteen and knaps u-k. as good grace as possible. attractions and we may safely assure load of school children off of wagon in this direction. also has a numerous circulation out- Several other muskets used in the our friends that each succeeding fair was given to Saline Xo. 10, Miss Cora Reutschler. the photographer, has a side of this ccunty in contiguous terri- Following the wedding Mrs. Ellen Civil war. Several carbines (the Sp "i- will be better than the last. Young, teacher. case displaying iiis work in the art ex- tory. This success lias been most Beaudrie, of York, a near relative of eer seven-shooter) used by the cavalry. The premium for singing on wag >:i hibit. gratifying and it will be the endeavor the bride, by request sang an original Several colts, 10-inch revolvers n< -.1 There is a vague suspicion that the was awarded to Salem Xo. 1, Miss The old carriage of Gen. Lewis C;iregiment. One army saddle. T,vo place. There were no entries for the ionics on exhibition and lias provided mases from the unjust aggressions of guests present, to the number of eight open its - resources to American ac- oration. Mabel Wood, of Lodi X'o. H, i ring where the little folks can safely tivity. small rebel fla::s. Several old fli.-it the classes and waying the battie for or ten thousand, wish the couple the lock guns used in, the Revolution. and Archie Barry, Salem No. 1, ware •xercise the diminutive steeds. right and justice all along the line. If happiest of married lives. Mr. and The management of the street rail- Several canteens used in the Civil the entries in the reading contest. SI IE El'. yon are not a subscriber send us 25 Mrs. Killing-beck were conveyed to way is giving the people good service Mabel Wood read Thanatopsis in a G. W. Inman, of Pittsfield, has live 1 war by our soldiers. A restam-Hit cents for a trial subscription am , you and from the fair grounds behind Rob- torn which seriously threatens the pierced by a. rebel bullet while iu the clear and distinct voice, but the selec- lens of American Merinos ranging -will become one permanently. inson's spanking team of grays, kindly good nature of the patrons of the line, vest pocket of a soldier; the Testament tion was beyond the youthful read- rom lambs to throi' year olds. offered by Mr. Robinson for the pur-and that, is the custom of carrying and bullet being both preserved. A er's years, and as was to be exp.vi.-d I-:. E. Lel.ind ami Son have four pens The modern way to "strike a man pose. bicycles in crowded street cars to'be- naval short sword used ;n boarding she did not enter into die spirit cf if Shropshires. dumb" is to obtain an injunction from After tho wedding Messrs. Waltz smear the clothing of every lady who ressels i:i battle, A drum used on a this masterpiece of expressive Eng- Mr. Sutherland has two pens of a United States court restraining me and Sehuman gave another of thMr gets on or off. gunboat during the Civil war, and lish. The other contestant did 'lot •Miropshircs. victim from making use of bis lin- daring exhibitions of skating and many other articles of interest appear and the award went to Miss B. D. Kelly, of Walnut Ridge Stock' guistic faculties. slack-wire walking. The knife throw- EXHIBITS. Wood. 'arm lias seven pens of Shropshire^. The recent announcement of the Stu- lag act, chariot races and other spe- In the center of the grounds, and in In the Declamation contest. Lulu E. IL Cook, of Plttsfleld, has six dents' Lecture Association shows that cials by Kennedy Bros, and the 2:30the east end of the double octagon The Hurd-Holmes Co.. dealers in Fairbanks, of Saline Xo. 1, was tiie ens of Shropshires. the course this year is more than up trot and 2:i'."i pace ended the exercises. building sometime spoken of as the tcis in ihe words, "Attrieh and Z'i.l- only contestant. This little girl of HOGS. to its usual standard of excellence. Tomorrow is Ann Arbor day with a dumb-bell, is an exhibit which never agricullural implements, buggies, har- eight or nine summers gave an ad- <;. W. Inman, of Pittsfield, lias si-c The entertainments given by the asso- great program—the last day of Ihe fails to interest the visitor. Th!s is the ness, etc., Have their exhibit in a large mirable recital which would easily ens of Poland China hogs on exhibi- ciation are among the most pleasing Fair. exhibit of the county schools, and is canvas pavilion near the secretary's have won the first prize had there ion in this department. and elevating functions of Ann Arbor composed of specimens of the work office. It is a comprehensive and -ir- been others to compete for it. X'ext comes two pens of Jersey Reds events and should be given the hearty HISTORICAL. clone in our own representative^ of tli > tistic display of the wares in which In the singing contest Scio Xo. 3, rom the farm of C. Braun. support of both students and towns- The Washtenaw County Fair Society famous national institution, the "lit- they deal. Their entries consist of 10 Salein Xo. 1 and Foster's school, Ann 11. L. Darned, of Emery, has four people. is one of the oldest associations to the tle red sehoo!-house." Here are maps, buggies covering all styles in use Arbor town, competed. The award -ens of "O. I. C." hogs. state, having beer, organized at Ann diagrams, specimens of penmanship, many of which are very hand«ome was given to Salem Xo. 1. C. B. Isabell, of Pittsfield, has two The sales of goods in Chicago last Arbor in 1848. Hon. William Flnley --, herbariums, and various arti- specimens of the carriage makers' art, In the spelling contest Eva Schairer, ens of improved Chester Whites. 1 week were said to have been the larg- was the president and Prof. Agncw its cles of the kindergarten "busy work." three cutlers, eight se!s of lull-ness. of the Saline Union schools, Everett Mr. Crippen. of Superior, has two est in the history of that city. This is first secretary. Irs first fair was held Several schools have brought blankets and horse furnishings. A Lyons, of Scio Xo. 7, Ollie Foster, of •ens of Toland China. due to the fact that the farming popu- on a village lot, from which it is evi- exhibits with which to compel' completo lino of Buffalo Pitts spik-- S.-io Xo. 3, Amelia Boeltyer, of Saline CATTLiE. lation tributary to that city will get dent that they had no race track. the premiums offered. The prize has lootii, spring- tooth and disc.- harrows, Xo. 8, Ed Jetter, of Ann ATfcor town The exhibit of cattle is not large, gone to the school of Miss Root, Dis- rakes and cultivators. Also a line of Xo. 7, and Cora Smith, of the • good prices for their crops and will Next it assumed a migratory habit, 1 Hit tho animals are a credit to the be in shape to do some buying. The holding its fall fairs at Ypsilanti and trict Xo. 4, Superior. It was well grain drills and general fa: n tools. school, Plttsfield, were the contest- reeders. farmers have not been buying much Dexter every third year and cou- merited for the maps and ?iandw- Walker & Co., manufacturers an.l ants. Eva Schairer, of the Saline Tho Walnut Ridge Stock Farm has for a few years back. They will mike strueting buildings each year for the were very fine. dialers in carriages, had 21 carriages Union school, won the first prize. . large number of short horns entered. it up this year. accommodation of the various ex- With the regular work is shown the (Continued on Fourth Page.) • judges of the field display (Continued on Fourth Tage.) THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. OCTOBER 1, 1897.

:at the young fellow had lied about BOARD OF EDUCATION. cafes and restaurants' of today, tor OX THE GRIDIRON. is connections in Detroit and that he quite recently the waiters of Paris and Marseilles have been holding meetings C. A. MAYNARD'S Varsity Eleven"8 First Practice In as wanted in that city for stealing (OFFICIAL REPORT.) bicycle. He was at once locked up. A special meeting of the Board of in favor of an eight-hour day and suit- Ann Arbor^esterday. able wages. The University football squad, which >ast evening an officer came up from Education was held at the office of GROCERY, MEAT MARKET AND BAKREY returned Tuesday night fro-n prelimi- 'etroit and took young Hoff .nan back J. E. Beal at 9 a. m. Present: Presi- Costly Archives. nary practice at Whltniore Lake, •ith him. The wheel which he haddent Bach and Trustees .Taeoos, Beal. The United States archives include made its first appearance at the ath- ten trying to sell was rented fro:n Eberbach and Mills. some very costly as well as interest- On State Street letic field Wednesday afternoon and, Detroit bicycle livery. Committee ou Teachers and Text- ing papers. The papers of George together with the new men already Books submitted the following report: Washington, in 336 volumes, cost '.a headquarters for all kinds of Staple and Fancy Merchan- liere, did some lively work. An un- SHE KEPT THE WHEEL. "Your committee on Teachers and $45,000. James Madison's papers, in Text-Books recommend that Miss 75 volumes, were purchased for $25,000. dise in our line—nothing too good for us to handle. We usually large crowd of students Vn Interesting Encounter for Poses- The papers of Thomas Jefferson, in do not handle poor, cheat goods. Our customers want •watched from the sidelines and showed slon of a Bicycle. Lilly Valiant be engaged as assistant 137 volumes, were acquired at a cost great interest in the men from whom Late Tuesday afternoon Deputy to Mrs. Plympton at $2r>0 per yea-. of $20,000, besides $6,000 appropriated something first class, and are willing to pay us a reason- Michigan's 1897 eleven will be for.ivd. heriff Huhn under s, writ of attacli- "Also that a new room be opened in for their publication. Sixty-five vol- able price for same. We guarantee our prices as low as Ex-Captain John L. Duffy and Nate lent undertook to take possession of the Second ward school, with Miss umes of Alexander Hamilton's papers, any in the city for same quality of goods. Duffy put the backs through their bicycle standing in front of a down- Fannie Van Guson as teacher at $30bought for $20,000. The papers of James Monroe, consisting of 22 vol- paces and coached in punting, while own ice-cream parlor. The young per month. Our Meat Market is complete and clean. We Coach Fei-bert looked after the' .ine umes, were bought for $20,000. Ben- ady in whose charge it was refused "Also that the ward schools be dis- jamin Franklin's papers, in 32 vol-handle all kinds of fresh and Salt Meats, poultry and especially, although his energy and o give it up. She had borrowed it missed Wednesday afternoon to <*n:umes, were bought in 1882, at a cost game in their season. Fresh Lake Fish every Friday. judgment were felt by everyone of •om her sister and was determined able the scholars and teachers to ato-f $35,000. We Bake all our own Bread and Cakes, and they the men. Among the new men < at ~> return it safely whether the officer tend the Fair. Although the government paid $165,- are good to eat. yesterday for the ftrst time, at leas< ked it or not. She insist.>d that rhe ANNA' B. F.ACil. 000 for these papers, they are regarded two were particularly noticeable. The Beer might follow her home, present .IPX I US B. F.KAI.. as priceless. Still, they are not so val- Ask our Customers, what kind of goods we uable as the papers of the Continental first is Lock wood, so far the heavi- is writ, lo her sister herself and then ICVA.RT II. SCOTT. landle, they will tell you You can get Butter of us est man among the candidates, tip- Coumiue >. Congress, which are included in the ike the wheel if he had the author- colection of the department of state. ;hat you are not ashamed to set before your friends. Our ping the scales at '_'IKI. stripped. II' y. Deputy Huhn feared that he Trustee Jacobs moved that the por- goods are bought for cash, are good, honest values, comes from Shattuck Military Acad- light lose the wheel and objected to tion of the report referring to the dis- To Make Caramel Custard. and are sold on their merits. Come and see us, get a . and may possibly make cent lis. While this heated conversation missing of the schools Wednesday For six ordinary-sized custards melt sample of our good things and you will be our or if Baker goes to center, will be as being carried on ,-i cr wd gathered afternoon be accepted and adopted, six tablespoonfuls of sugar, stirring carefully to prevent burning. Pour into tried at guard. T id man is mong whom were many students, which motion prevailed. UStomers. Very Respectfully, Keena, of Detroit, a good, strong man Trustee Eberbach moved that the the bottom of the custard cups, give lost of whom sided \vi-h I he young each a sort of whirl that the sugar may for fullback, for whom a few days idy and hooted the officar. Officer balance of the report lie also aceep ed also line the sides. Beat three eggs C. A. Maynard, STATE STREET. will no doubt do wonders. The ii'ii luhn was only intent on performing and adopted. Carried. without separating; add three table- did not line up for a game today, is duty and was only hindered from Committee on Buildings and Grounds spoonfuls of sugar, half a teaspoonful but made a commendable showing. iking the wheel by discovering that reported that they had -ngaged a of vanilla, and a cup and a half of The next few days will see the men io writ was faulty in stating the room in the M. E. church in the Sec-milk. Stir until the sugar is dissolved; pour the mixture into the cups on top gradually dropping into their res > ••• ame of the wheel to be seized. Me ond ward for the use of the schools live places, and work will be pushed at S7.50 per month. of the caramel. Stand in a baking- ecordingly gave up the quest, amid pan half filled with water, and cook in for all they are worth. Torsi Cox, the loi d applause of the crowd. Trustee Eberbaeh moved that the the oven fifteen minutes. Turn while trainer, is still on the bicycle circuit, Committee on Buildings and Grounds hot from the cups. Serve cold.—Mrs. but will reach here 'Friday ready for S. T. Rorer in Ladies' Home Journal. business. Archie Stephens™, former- ly with Purdue and the center rush THE ARMADILLO. We Are Endorsed By Our Customers. on the Chicago Athletic Association .eleven, will be here Monday to re- One species has ten rows of plates. main six weeks, and aid in the work Texas is the northern limit of the ar- of coaching. The line will be his es- madillo's range. Ask Anyone? .il charge. T. J. Stewart, of si. One man must hold the armadillo's Albans college, Illinois, is in the 1'iii- tail while another digs him out. vcrsity this y>>4ir, and it is understo id The armadillo is found on the open They will tell you that they could not will try for back. He ought to mater- plains in all parts of South America. ially strengthen Michigan's bas?bill Most armadilloes are burrowers, get along without their Gas Stove for and track teams even if he fails to sleeping in their holes by day and preying upon insects at night. get a place on the eleven. He lias Some armadilloes have one hundred twice the money they now pay for fuel. been timed In 9 4-5 seconds for the separate teeth, forty-four being the 100 yards, having been Maybury's maximum in all other placental mam- rival two years ago, and is a star mals. The Convenience and cleanliness alone is pitcher as well as a first-class man Certain South American people ara on the gridiron. ailing of the wall between the Cook Hotel and the Cook Hotel annex. partial to the flesh of armadillo, to worth $3.00 a month. which they ascribe the flavor of squab. THEY ARE GORGEOUS A VALUABLE GIFT. be instructed to make a careful in- ventory of the property of the school One species of armadillo has all the front rows of plates combined in one Railroad Commissioner Wesscllus" he r. of M. (ietH an Important board in the various buildings and re-shield, and those behind in another, Apartments Are Simply DazzllnK. Bridge Model. port same to the board. Carried. while those of the tail form the third. Ann Arbor Gas Co., "Talk about swell apartments. V >u FJIOU motion of Trustee Mills tin' The species of armadillo are differ- haven't seen anything that's real It will be remembered that in the entiated according to the arrangement Board adjourned. swell, unless you have crossed the ase of Marshal Thomas vs. the Ann of the bony plates covering the body, Office No. 1 South Fourth Ave. threshold.of Railroad Commissioner Ubor Railroad Co., recently coaipro- EUGENE F. MIIiLS, Secretary. which run across the body from side to Wesselius' rooms in the eapitol build- lised in the circuit court, a very 20m- side. lete and interesting model of the WOMEN AND TIPS. The most widely distributed of these Ing," remarked a man this momin.;, mammoth armadilloes were the genus as he rubbed his eyes and tried to ridge where lie received his injuries There is something in the feminine vas used in evidence. This model glyptodon, which occurs from the Ar-Ann Arbor Savings Bank get them used to the daylight, which character which rebels against the lav- entine Republic to Texas. A species xrgely made by Mr. Thomas' own ish giving of tips, and if porters and Organized May, 1896, under the General seemed da;j . after coming out of the of this genus occurred in Florida. Banking; I.uw of tills State. commissioner's private office. The re- amis, he has now generously donated maids had to depend wholly on women for their additional fees there is all porter hurried over. It see as that the > the University of Michigan. The lodel is about nine feet long. It is probability that the poor creatures Subscribe for The Democrat. APITAL, - $50,000 first section of the supply train arrived would find very small satisfaction. It last week, bringing a consignment of lade with care and accuracy and ai.s true that the matter of giving fees Surplus, 150,000 Total Assets, $1,000,000 oarpets, and the second section, with ue regard for proportion. It is an ex-to servants is not so strictly observed THE RUG ;he, furniture, arrived today. Rooms et reproduction in miniature of the in America as it is in foreign countries, Business Men. Guardians, Trustees, Ladies, and other persons will THAT THE find this Bank a safe and convenient place at which to do business. have been lilted up in the basemen; nilroad bridge over the river south of but the habit is growing, partly from Interest is allowed on all Savings Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, ac- for the hired help, -connecting with the .lilan, Monroe county. This model the circumstance that the custom is a —ANN ARBOR cording to rule of the bank, interest compounded semi-annually. upper rooms by iron stairs and thevill probably be placed In either the foreign one, and hence appeals to many aping Americans from that very fact. rooms above are where the commis- luseum or engineering department of Money to Loan in Sums of $25.00 to $5,000 sioner and his deputy will do the lie University of Michigan at Ann Ar- FLUFF: RUG: FACTORY The custom of giving small sums to AND Secured by unencumbered Real estate and other good securities. thinking for the department, and if »or, and will be studied by generations tlie f students. It even may be us d n railway porters and hotel servants is CACCTV nPPD^IT VAIII TQ °' best modern construction. Absolutely Fire and oundiugs cut any figure they ought pretty generally followed, but it is only ONILII ULIUO1I VHULIO Iturglar Proof. Boxes to rent from Si.00 to S10.00 per year he law profession in illustrating the JTEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS to bo able to do a fairly good job. lately that any decided tendency has is going to give out to its DIRECTORS. The carpets are of gorgeous hue andMints raised in the Thomas case. Mr. arisen in this country toward tipping 'homas received the idea of present- customers can be seen at CHRISTIAN MACK W. D HARRIMAN downy softness, ami the Eurnlturo— maids and men servants in the homes the FACTORY DAVID RINSEY DANIEL HISCOCK well, there may tte more like it, but ng the model to the University, where of our friends where we may have WILLIAM DUBEL L. GECNEB not in Lansing. It is of rosewood t. would be appreciated and kept'witl: been spending a few days. It is a W. B. SMITH great drain on one's pocketbook to color, includes chairs, desks and tables •are, from a friend of the state instl- 409=411 W. Huron St. 'Phone 176 ution. As a stockholder in the insti- remember the maid who unpacks one's — OFFICERS and is strictly up-to-date. No admis- trunk, the man who brushes one's Ution (every citizen in the state being CHRISTIAN MACK, President W. D. HARRIMAN, Vice-President n Is charged to the department, but shoes, the gardener who obligingly cuts lugs made from old Ingrain Brussels J5HAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier M, J. FRITZ, Assistant Cashier lers are requested to remove thsii me), lie immediately authorized this a fresh rose and presents it with an in- rubbers at the outer door. 'riend to communicate with Prof. Ji. sinuating glance, the boy who runs Carpets. i. Hutchias, acting president in Annahead to open the gate on one's early- \.rbor. On Saturday Mr. Thomas re- morning walk and the waitress who The Unitarian Church. brings up one's breakfast the time a CLUBBING LIST Rev. .1. T. Sunderland will prea :h Dived a letter from the Mting presi- leni accepting the donation and exheadach- e keeps one in bed. There is next Sunday morning on the question, Order your papers through Tiis iressing thanks for Mr. Thomas' kind- an additional strain, too, in remember- "Why .Study the Bible?" The sermon ing all the various individuals, so that Democrat and get more value for your v,:il be followed on subsequent Sun- less in thinking of the University.-- when the time for parting comes, the nnni-y. The Democrat is now the flays by two others on "How to Studj hvosso Argus. right servant gets the righl tip. leading county newspaper, and we of the Bible." and "The Relation of Ou: fer you in combination the very best Bible (o Die Other Great Sacred Books It is always a queer sensation for a newspapers and agricultural papers of Funeral of Ed. Cadieux. of Mankind." girl visiting in a country house to hand the country. a fee to a giant of a man servant, but These discourses will be in a The funeral of the late Edward A. STHOROUGHBS 'adieux. which occurred at St. Thomas that dignitary's sense of gallantry does THE DEMOCRAT introductory tp the work of Mrs. Sun not keep him from accepting the sum id's Students' Bible class, whirl Catholic church yesterday, was with a gratitude altogether out of pro- AND* will organize next Sunday at 1: me of the largest our city has seen portion to the gift. The Detroit Weekly Tribune $1 00 >0KE TO OlL-fAN • Vluck for a yeaT of study of th< in many a day attesting very beauti- I\he Detroit Twice-a-Week Free le, beginning with Genesis and gofully the esteem in which the deceased Every one who crosses the sea for Press 1 20 was held. The local Oainp of Moi the first time is warned by experienced Gleanings in Bee Culture 1 Think of every ing through to Revelation, endeavor travelers that there will be no peace ins: to answer the question, "What Woodmen, the Elks, the Lyra singing Hoard's Dairyman 1 15 society and the barbers of the of body or mind unless she is liberal the Bible?" in the light of modem in her fees to the various stewards, and American Poultry Journal 1 00 good point a perfect knowledge. turned out and inarched in a body in the sum required is sometimes enough Farm Poultry 1 25 Next Sunday .evening the regul the funeral procession. The services to discourage the woman who expects Farm Journal 1 00 wheel should have and evening services of the church will b at the church were most impressive. to go pver on a small sum. The whole American Swineherd 100 system of feeing is an unfortunate one resumed. The pastoT will preach oi Edward Cadieux was bom at G-rcw-ie Michigan, Farmer 1 25 you will have a mind the subject, "Is Inquiry in Rellgii Point near Detroit 2i; years ago, andfor the people who are trying to make a brave face with a cruelly thin purse. The Rural New Yorker 13." .Safe?" lived there, and in Detroit until he The Orange Judd Farmer 1 25 picture of the The Young People's Religious Uni... came hero seven years ago. Four The Interior 2 25 yars ago be married Miss Sophia Ar- Things were worse, however, in the will resume its meetings at 6:30 p. m last century—especially in France. The Independent 3 00 i fid, who with one child survive him. in the church parlo Jean Jacques Rousseau used to sayCentury 4 00 Mi-. Cadieux was most highly that he could not afford to stay in theSt. Nicholas 3 00 Lungren Special teemed for his many sterling qualities houses of great people. This was, ap- \" Old Offender. Harper's Magazine 3 by all who know him. parently, because French aristocrats Harper's Weekly 3 7( Monday evsnfag a young man did not pay their servants any wages tered the office of F. stofflet and Among the relatives who attended Harper's Bazaar 3 70 the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Cli. The servants were expected to fatten fered to sell n good looking bicycle fo on the guests. Maria Holroyd, in her National Tribune 1 30 $20. He -are his name as Osca A. Blake, Clovis Cadieux. Mr. and Mrs. amusing letters, describes a visit to a Youth's Companion 1 7i Hoffman, claiming to be well know Arthur Cadieux, Dr. Henry Cadieu:. French chateau at the beginning of the Weekly Inter-Ocean 1 20 at bis home in Detroti. Mr. Stoffle Win. Cadieux, and Mrs. Fred W. revolution. "The servants receive no Cosmopolitan 1 30 wages," she writes, "but take vails.' somehow doubted the boy's rruthfu Schulz, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Review of Reviews 2 50 By Express C. O. D. privilege of examination on P. Dietas, of Chicago; Miss Bell It is no wonder that the impecunious ness and resolved to Investigate. S philosopher who handed over his Munsey's 1 25 receipt of $5.OO. Money returned less express- he furnished the young fellow wit Cadieux, Vnd Miss Addle Cadieux, of The Argosy 1 2i Albion, IrM.; Mr. and Mrs. Frauk progeny to the foundlings' home age if not accepted. lodging for the night and notifis could not afford to pay visits to the Sheriff .ludson of his suspicions. It Cadieux, ilr. and Mrs. Darius Ca- great and the rich. The same system Send all orders through the quiries made by telephone dieux:, andptrs. Richard Cadieux, of would aDDear to survive In the French Grosse Poifct. DEMOCRAT THE LUNGREN (YCEE (a QHCIHNATI OCTOBER 1, 1897 THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.

FUNNYGRAPHS. DEAR OLD TOM'S LITTLE TRICK LATE NEW INVENTIONS. Hard on the Other Fellow but He Had Fogs on the ocean or navigable GUNTHER'S CHICAGO Isaacs—"Haf a cigar, Cohen?" Co- to Stand It. 9 streams may be dispersed by means of hen—"Vat's der madder mit It?"— I'm an old bachelor now, have no re-a new invention, consisting of an arch- MILLINERY! Truth. lations except those so distant that I ed distributing pipe with jet tubes set •FOR- CANDY Clerk—"You say you -will take this resent their being relations at all, live in one side to discharge water or other hammock, miss?" She—"Yes, but I at a hotel and find little comfort except liquid in spray against the fog. Guaranteed Pure. want two of them." Clerk—"Very well, in Tom's family, says a writer in the Fpr church and grave decoration, a FALL WEAR. madam."—Life. Detroit Free Press. He and I grew up hollow sectional cross is used as a -^-^ -^h--^ -^^h. • -«**-**. '^fc^^t^'^- A stumbling-blcck—"What is the ob- together, roomed together in college flower holder, the interior being divid- We are showing a fine line of Medium Priced Trimmed Hats for Assorted Chocolates.'. .60c a lb. jection of the politicians to the civil and did business together for years. We ed into a number of water tight com- Fall wear, also a large assortment of Walking Hats, Sailors and Caps. Chocolate Creams 25c a lb. service reform' system?" "T,he exam- swore eternal friendship, come what partments, with orifices to support the We extend a cordial invitation to every lady to attend our opening ination questions."—Truth. might, and many were the pranks we of Fine Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Caramels 5c a box played on each other, going to a length stems^of the flowers in the water, thus Molasses Candy 10c a box Benedict (proudly)—"My wife kisses that none but a fast friend will per- keeping them fresh. Tuesday and Wednesday, October 5 and 6. Cchocolate Almonds. 10c a box me good-night regularly." Rounder mit. Massachusetts man has invented a Butter Scotch 5c a box (bitterly)—"Women are suspicious I tumbler brush and chimney washer, creatures, ain't they?"—Boston Herald. Tom and I were both athletes, both Lemon Drop* 5c a box given to society and both in favor with which will fl. any size glass, the bris- Pure Stick Candy... lea stick Clergyman—"My boy, do you know tles being set in opposite sides of a it's wicked to fish on the Sabbath?" the fair sex. On a trip home for the double pivoted stem, which has han- HBNDRICKS, and many other varieties. Christmas vacation we participated in (Pratt. Block.) 306 South Main Street. Youngster—"I isn't fishing; I'm teach- a railroad wreck. From a burning dles to open the brushes outward until ing this 'ere wurm to swim."—Tit-Bits. car I had the good fortune to rescue a they strike the glass. To give an alarm in case of a fire A Fresh Supply at Gallant Bandit (robbing a young beautiful young lady who would have woman's jewelry)—1 assure you, miss, perished but for me. She was uncon- two convex corrugated metal plates are a diamond ring on such a lovely hand seious, I was nearly so and in the fear- set in sockets with their edges together 1 is absolutely superfluous.—Fliegende ful excitement we were separated and carrying contact points which are MUMMESrSDRUG STOHE Blatter. without either knowing who the other | brought together by the expansion of Schneider Bros, 183 K- 'Washlnaton Street, Got Left.—Mrs. Brown-Jones—"I was. But she was always with me in the plates by the heat of a fire to com- Cor. Fourth Ave. married my husband for protection. memory and, by some strange trick of plete an electric circuit. Jones-Brown—Did you get it? Mrs. mysticism, I was hopelessly in love A handy hose holder for sprinkling BATH Brown-Jones—No; I didn't even get with her. After months of detective I lawns has a pointed rod to be pushed reciprocity.—Truth. work on my part I found her and man-| into the ground and support a revolv- Cook (to policeman)—"How neatly aged an acquaintance. At every meet- | ing metal disk which has loops SILVER you carve that goose!" (With a sudden ing I wanted to tell her how, next to through which the hose nozzle is pass- WATER HEATER outburst of jealousy.) "You have de- her, the dearest thing in my life-was ed and held by means of thumb screws the fact of having saved her life, but which tighten the loops. TRUSS. ceived me! I am not your first love."— IS THE Fliegende Blatter. it seemed so much like boasting and To draw a measured quantity of li- appealing to her gratitude that I fore- quid from a receptacle a new faucet First Tramp—"Did yer give her datbore. gag about bein' too feeble ter work?" has a double acting valve which closes LIGHT, \ Second Tramp—"Yes. She said dat wuz One evening when I called she metone outlet as soon as the other is open, CHEAPEST AND BEST, COOL, what wuz der matter wid de gag."— me with both hands extended and a ra- thus preventing the pouring of the li- Easy to Wear, j diant look of happiness. She wanted quid into the measuring glass while No pressure o;i : New York Journal. Retains First Boarder—"I wonder the land- my congratulations on the fact that the discharge pipe is open. Severest Hips or Back, j she was going to marry Tom. "Ever Ko understrapg, 1 lady lets him stay; everybody can see A new tool case for cyclers consists Hernia since my horrible experience in that of a rectangular box to be strapped on with Comfort. Never moves, i how he drinks." Second Boarder— wreck," she said, "I have loved the A BATH FOR MANUFACTURED AT "Yes; but he never has any appetite in to the frame of the bicycle, with both man who averted such an awful fate. sides hinged at the bottom to drop 290 flaiii St., BUFFALO, N. Y. the morning."—Puck. Only the other day I learned it was "Why, George, you haven't smoked down and bring the tools into view, FOR SALE AT dear old Tom, and now we are to be each of which slides into a rubber any of those *igars I gave you for a married." sheath to prevent it from rattling. birthday present?" "No, dear. I "Dear old Tom be " I began in 34i of a Cent, couldn't find it in my heart to burn my desperation, but he was dear old A California woman has patented a MANN'S DRUG STORE, anything you gave me."-—Jugend. cover for milk cans which is perfor- Tom with all his faults. Hadn't I ated around its sides near the bottom, 39 South Main St. "Well, Golightly, did you have any played him many a trick? So I took so it can be closed tight to prevent fun wearing a red lantern on your her hand and said the conventional spilling of the milk and can be pulled wheel?" "Yes; about fifteen men words that made her eyes glow with up a short distance in the can to allow IT IS MADE BY thought I was a drug store and chased pleasure. Then I went away for weeks ventilation without insects getting in- me ten blocks."—Detroit Free Press. to wrestle with myself, but I was back side. OUR WAY OF Pained.—Patient—"Vot? Two dol-to stand up at the wedding. Tom'3 lars for t&kin' oud dem teeth. Den- children will get all my money, for Horseshoes which can be attached to ERi tist—Two dollars if you take gas. Pa-their mother is the only woman I ever the hoof without the use of nails have tient—Young man, I t'ought you vos a loved and their father has always been a broad steel band attached to the LOOKING AT IT. my chum. front and sides of the shoe, ending in 22 W, WASHINGTO ST. dentist. I didn't know you vos a gas screw sockets at the rear to draw The best way of securing pure and gombany.—Puck. band tight over the hoof by means of fresh spices for our trade is to order They had been drifting about in an The Vogue In Winter Millinery. direct from the importer and grind Certainly, if there had been any screws inserted in the rear of the open boat for seven days and had al- shoe. them as needed by our trade.; most given up hope, when the lookout doubt of Henry of Navarre being for- This is the Season you -want cried, wildly: "A sail! a sail!" The gotten it would be dissipated by the only woman passenger looked up, anx- fact that on the head of almost every- MISCELLANY. iously: "Oh, is it a bargain sale?"— thing feminine there waves, this au- Tit-Bits. tumn, his historic white plume. It The pastor of one of the big churches SPICES "I have all the world before me!" stands up as bravely as possible. In in Kansas City is a Manxman. The Hurd Holmes Co shouted the young politician who wasaddition, feathers of all shades obtain, There is some loss to California vine- SUCH IAS although they have not driven either yardists this year because of sun- addressing an audience in the north- flowers, ribbons, velvet or spangles out Cordially invite you to call at their pa- Coriander, Ginger, eastern part of the seventh ward. burned grapes. of the field. The shape preferred i? Jackson, Miss., has a chain gang of Cardamon, Mace, "Yes," shouted an enthusiastic listener, the one most becoming to the indi- villion, on the Fair Grounds, and exam- "and Tuckahoe at your back."—Yonk- eight negro women, who clean the city Caraway. Cloves, vidual. Furs, especially sable and streets ten hours a day. ine their display of IMPLEMENTS Fennel, Mustard, ers Statesman. chinchilla, are fashionable garnitures, Marriage as a Defensive Art.—"Two Yorkshire is the county in England Dill, and Allspice, and rich velvets and silks are draped which has the greatest railway mile- which, covers, everything used on the Celery Seeds, Nutmegs, dozen old maids up in Kansas have over soft frames, producing wonder- organized a brass band. As soon as fully effective results. Purple is stiV. age. The next is Lancashire. Pepper, Turmeric one marries she has to resign." holding the imperial sway it has for Mother—You naughty boys! Why Farm. For canning purposes,catsups,etc., "They'll have no trouble in getting three years, although a wonderful deep did you take away your little sister's the quality of the spices you use is married after their first appearance."— red is a close rival to it, .while royal cake? Boys—It's her own fault, mam- of prime importance. You want ma. She passed here just when we pure and reliable goods. Our goods Cleveland Plain Dealer. blue, silver gray, black and white ob- are absolutely perfect. Try them, "Why were you discharged from tain. Brilliant buckles and pins are were playing robber baron.—Fliegende your last place?" asked the merchant used to fasten flowers and plumes to Blatter. of the applicant for a situation. "I position. Indeed, wherever an effec- The Princess Louise is engaged in Eberbaoh. &vSon was discharged for good behavior, tive bit of color or brightness can be sculpturing the figure of an angel with IF YOU WOULD AVOID THE LURKING DANGERS OF THE sir." "Wasn't that a singular reason artistically arranged, there it is in evi- outstretched wings, which is to be DRUGGISTS, for discharge?" "Well, you see, good dence.—Isabel A. Mallon in Ladies' placed over the altar in the Prince SEWEE behavior took nine months off my sen- Home Journal. Henry of Battenberg Memorial chapel 12 South Main Street. tence."—Life. at St. Mildred's. New Light on Hamlet.—O'Reilly— "Maw, what did you tell Mrs. Nex- The Third Rail System in England. dore that we oughtn't to monkey with Secure-:«Good-:-Plt*mbing McDougall's bekim a acthur. Finne- The latest underground railway in ®.©.®.©.©@.©.®:

ea! interest, don't shut up as tight as GLEANINGS OF A WEEK. The interior of the residence of Miss j;a clam, and then when the pap*r Rumor has it that Kansas City, Mo , Mary A. Clements on S. State street Chocolate comes out the next week and no men- is going to send 18 students to the has just been elaborately decorated tion is made of the things you would University. by C. H. Major. like to see, jump on the correspondent B. J. 'Boag, of Chicago, has accepted The University library is open from W. W. WETMORE, Candies - - with both feet and say ha shows par- a position as salesman with the Chi-9 to 12 a. m. and from 2 to 5 p. m. We have just received a tiality. We can guess at a good man/ cago Shoe Store. Beginning (Friday it will be open from No. 106 S. Main St., and State St., Cor. of Willian St., fine line of packages. They things, study out some, but we ai'e uo The city schools will be closed 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. are of all sizes and prices mind reader. Wednesday afternoon on account of The sale of tickets for the coming OFFERS HIS FULL LINES OF from 5c to $3.00. Small ODes The barn and sheds on the Elias School Day at the Fair. Y. M. C. A. lyceum course has so far for quick consumption and Alban estate, two and one-half miles Klein & Theisen have op2ned a tail- been quite encouraging. The time re- UNIVERSITY TEXT-BOOKS, pretty ones for your best north of here, burned down Sunday oring establishment in the building n.aining until the first lecture is sh>rt. '"friend." Come and see about 2 o'clock. James B. Burton opposite Meyer's uews stand ou Wil- Lieutenant Herman O. Walters has NOTE BOOKS and them. was working the farm and lost TO or liams street. handed in his resignation to Company .so bushels of old beans aud some It has been decided to locate the A, M. N. G. The vacant lieutenancy STUDENTS SUPPLIES, Fresh Peach new ones; also a quantity of oats. local exchange of the New State Tele- will be filled in January at the annual Crash at the Frank Fnllington occupied a part of phone company in the rooms over election. Soda Fountian flic barn aud lost one hji-.se, double Rinsey & Seabolt, (E. Washington st. Work has been pushed on the elec- FOUNTAIN PENS and single harness, top buggy, hay An ice-cream social will be given at tric light plant all summer, but it will and grain. He and his wife w TO the Fifth ward chapel on Tuesday probably not be ready an til Dec. 1. and STATIONERY -CALKIN'S PHARMACY—! away when the fire broke out and its evening, .September 28, for the bene- Prof. Carhart has superintended the origin is a mystery. Buildings insured fit of the Sunday school. Everybody work and about 50 students have been AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. We expect to receive large quan- in Washtenaw Mutual. Don't think ir,vited. employed. tities of apples by rail and will the other parties had anything on their There is some talk of issuing a bi- Professors Montgomery and Smith, be prepared to furnish pi 1 sonal property. weekly alumni periodical here in Ann of. the high school faculty, are the au- F. J. Hammond returned Saturday Arbor for free distribution among the thors of a "Laboratory Manual of Ele- Sweet Cider noon from a 13 days' bicycle trip twelve or fourteen thousand of U. of mentary Chemistry," a fine cloth- W. W. WETMORE, AND through Monroe county into Ohio. M. graduates. bouiul book of 160 pages, which ap- Was in and through 13 cities and vil- Wm. Herz, the painter, reports hav- pears this week from the Inland Press. 106 SOUTH MAIN STREET AND 342 S. STATE STREES, COR. WILLIAMS. Cider Jelly lages; made 18 visits. . including cnv ing just completed extensive jobs of George Wahr is the publisher. wedding; rode Ji>(j miles; total exp sase decorating at the Beta Theta I'i and Miss Eliza M. Hill, daughter of Mrs. ANN ARBOR, MICH. in quantify, about Oct 6th at rea- sonable prices. of trip, ,fl.2.">; had no accidents aud Phi Delta Theta houses and for the M. E. Hill, of lilt; S. State street, was Mas not. attacked by any dogs. F. .!.State Savings bank. married last evening to Mr. Ray K. ANN ARBOR FRUIT 1 VINEGAR CO. says lie thinks he could now join the Frof. D'Ooge, late dean of the litir- Moulton, a prominent young hardware Mystic Shriners as he nearly died fr-j 11 ary department of the University, merchant of St. Joseph, this state. thirst and exposure in crossing the while west, at Taeoma, found his After a short wedding trip, Mr. and OUR FIRST AND ONLY burning sands of the urea; Aniori,\in pocket picked of money and transpor- .Mrs. Moulton will take up their resi- desert that si retches from Oakville to tation tickets for himself and wife. dence in St. Joseph. You Will, No Doubt, the river Raisin. The Inlanl Press is just printing the WANTED—Good strong girls to run Want to FURNISH a few last forms of a 600 page General Cata- Lamb Knitting Machines at Ann Ar- MILAN, logue of the Legal Fraternity of Phi bor Mill. HAY & TODD MFG. CO. TAKES PLACE. . . . Delta Phi, the first college chapter of School closed Wednesday for ;he Now is the time to have your Paper- which was organized at the U. of M. 'STUDENT ROOMS." THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, A mi Arbor fair. hanging, Painting and Decorating Mabel Gernar is very sick with fever. The Maccabees of Arbor Tent will done, before college opecs. Can send We have ready for your inspection an elegant SEPT. 30, and OCT, 1st and 2nd. Mrs. Addison Osborn ami her little open the season Thursday, October 14, rnun on short notice to do your work. and attractive stock of Furniture, Carpets grand-daughter, Mabel, with sever.il with an invitation dance at their C. H. MAJOR & CO., others, has gone to Topeka, Kansas, rooms over the postofflce. As usual Artistic Decorators. and Draperies especiallly adapted for this This Opening will surpass this will be followed by a dance once Passers-by have been puzzled today purpose. to visit Mrs. Boyd Larimer and favn- anything we have ever shown ily. a month. to know what means the deep trench Bed Room Sets, Iron Beds, Book Cases, Desks, before for style and beauty Mrs. Mary Wallace lias gone to Bat- The rooms on X. Fourth avenue op- on E. Washington street between posite the city building', formerly oc- .Main street and Fourth avenue. If. Study Tables, Couches etc., in great variety. in Millinery and we simply tie Creek Sanitarium for her iiealth. Mr. Fred Guy has; moved out <<{ cupied by M. P. A'ogel, are being re simply means that the wires of the Ingrain, Tapestry, Brussels, Body Brussels and ask you to come in to prove Mis. Alex Smiths rooms Into the ones furnished and refitted by Mrs. Mat'ie New State Telephone company are Wilton Carpets of only the best makes. jusi vacated by Dr. Miller. Newman and will be opened tomorrow there being put under ground, where our words. as a first class restaurant. Our assortment of Chenille, Derby and Silk Portiers Little Odessa Hitchcock and Flora all telephone and telegraph wires FAIR visitors very cordi- Crolins attended the fair with Lee Owosso Argus: Mrs. Eugene K. should be. are entirely new. Frueauff left Saturday morning for For Coal Hods, Stove Boards, Oil ally invited to examine our Hitchcock and wife. Lace Curtains in all the latest novelties. The Clematis Rebekah Lodge gave Ann Arbor to visit her mother HV_T Cioth, and Stove-Pipes, call at Those who appreciate Real Values and Good Styles work before going home. a fine dinner Wednesday, September Sunday, and to meet a cousin, Mrs. C. SOHLEiNKE'R'S, 29, at their banquet hall. Ottillle de Senweinitz, of Bethlehem, The Hardware Man, cannot afford to neglect seeing it. Pa., who is stopping off from a visit A Souvenier given installation of officers at the Re- 9-2t W. Libjrty street. We do Repairing and Upholstering of Furniture. to St. Paul, Minn. during the Opening. bekah Lodge Tuesday evening. Mr. aud Mrs. M. D. Lamed are en- Fred G. T. Wilson and wife and Auditor General Dix lias ?ompleted tertaining the latter's parents, Mr. \yilmer Butler and wife, of 'Detroit, the work of apportioning the state and Mrs. E. T. Beardsley, of Clarks- drove over to Monroe Thursday of lasr tax of 1S!)T among the counties of the ton. Over forty years have elapsed Haller's Furniture Store, week and was very nicely entertained state. Washtenaw' county has $06,-since Mr. B. last visited this city, dur- MRS. J. M. MORTON, by their old friend, Mrs. Eila Whiting. 760.59 apportioned to it and ?s one of ing which time many changes 'lave the few counties which is not in- been wrought, the 'most noticeable of 120 E. Washington Street. Several Christian Emieavorers from Telephone 148. 4, 6 and 8 E. Liberty St. I'ebted to the state. which, to him, are the ,nany fine Vlisilanti came over here and held a buildings on the campus, there being meeting in tiie Presbyterian church The Impression is prevalent that the •••••••••••••••••••••••••I at that time nothing there except the The Fall Opening which was very much enjoyed. EJberbach Hardware Co. will do:ia:e to the party who will furnish the old medical building. .OF THE. We are glad to see 'Miss Brigham among us again. whitest cake at the fair a large stove. If you didn't see it in The Democrat Mrs. Lucy Clark made a business This is an error. The company xvlll il didn't happen. nip to the city this week. pive a stove to the party guessing should consult the nearest Michigan nearest to: the number of hours the \V. F. Allen, wife and family a I ten 1- Central ticket agent. tf large candle in their booth at the fair e,l the Ann Arbor fair this week. CEMENT WALKS. will burn. The progress of the President An- ....WILL OCCUR.... A. B. Smith wheeled over to Ypsi- laufi Monday on business. .Tudge and Mrs. E. B. Poud were :n drews case at Brown University was SILVERWARE I SEPTEMBER 28, 29 AN J 30. Mrs. Claud Shannon is visiting Jackson Sunday attending the clos- marked by these stages: First stage friends here for a short time. ing exercises of the chaplaincy of Rev. —The president resigns. Second stage O. H. Hickox at the' state prison. CUT PRICES IN "1847 ROGERS BROS," GOODS. Mrs. Willie Woolcott's mother from —The president withdraws his resigna- Ladies of Ann Arbor are cordially Flushing is spending a few we its Judge Pond, as ex-warden of the pris- tion and decides to go. back to wo'.-k. Triple Plated Knives, per dozen $ 3 60 invited to call and examine our here. on, occupied a seat on the platform Third stage—The president withdraws goods. Triple Plated Forks, per dozen 3 60 Jerome Allen spc nt several days in and briefly and feelingly spoke of the the withdrawal of his resignation and Good Tea Spoons, per dozen 2 OO town last week on business. work accomplished by the retiring asserts that he'll 'be blamed if he'll ac- Miss Steinbach, and Miss Stanley chaplain. cept a joib from such an outfit. Fourth trimmer, have just returned from a A burning bucket of tar on the roof stage -The president withdraws the WM. ARNOLD, leading Jewelers. visit to the wholesale houses of the TOBK. withdrawal of the withdrawal of '.'is different cities. of the Northern Brewery "building .Mr. Adams, an old gentleman about took the fire department on a quick resignation and decides that old eighty years of age, died at the home run to the Northside Monday. friends are the best friends', after all. EXHIBITS. (Continued from First Page.) of his grand-son, Charles Morton, Sun- The fire was easily extinguished and Stop renting and buy a home in the (Continued from first page), i'aeey and Smith also make a display COUNTY NEWS. day night. the damage slight. It is said that best neighborhood in this city. Small one double ' cutter, blankets, robM, of short horns, as does Mr. Clements. Will Henderson, of Ypsilanti, visited Fireman Reddick made the fastest payment down and balance monthly. etc., on exhibition. Walker & Co HORSES. WIIITTAKEK. his brother here Sunday. time on record to get into his place Splendid location for roomers .and pride themselves on tie rnannfactuTe The exhibit of horses is extens^e Mrs. K. E. Snowball and niece have Lake Ridge baseball team defeated on the hook and ladder truck when boarders. A. M. OLARK, of carriages and their exhibition was and the draft and driving animals 111- bei ii on a, visit to Mrs. Snowball's the Clinton team at Lake Ridge Satur- he learned the location of the blaze. very creditable. A two-seated surrjv 439 S. Division. tered are evidence of the fact thai parents at Kendalville, In 1. day. Score !) and 5. The First M. E. church was filled In quarter sawed oak attracts mucli Washtenaw county fanners are alive Adrian Press: A 'St. Johns chap .Miss Ida Warboys. of .Mallei Creik, Mrs. Alfred Davenport has moved to to the doors Sunday on account of attention, as does also their two-seate 1 to the demands of the times. J. F. named Harry Allen went to Ann Ar- Ohio, is visiting her cousin, Claude Ann Arbor to keep house lor her the exercises commemorating the cutter. Tiny have one ball bearing A very, S. R. I.e.-, E. T. Walker. S. O. bor, and while in a .saloon picked a Warboys. daughter Lucy. birthday of Miss Frances E. Willard. piano-box buggy, a scroll front phai Yost. I). L. Quirk. C. Brann, C. fellow's pocket of $9, but was arrested. Frankie Steelier, of Carlton, is board- The Ladies' Aid Society at Mrs Ed.Mrs. Voorheis. president of the local He fell down as if in a fit on the day ton, :iinl a Stanhope surrey, the first Isaliell. II. Haller. F. Sutherland, .1. Henderson's Thursday was weli ai- ever made in Aim ArTxsr, which ire Smith, Geo. W. Phelps, W. Lathrop ing with his aunt, Miss .Mary S. I ni.ui. presided with her usual grice of examination, and appeared nearly siecher. and attending school. ti nded. models of their kind. and Davenport are among (he exhibi- and introduced Miss Rose Wood-Allen 'dead. He had made a meal of pounled B. I). Minzey, wife and son. and Wm. and Mrs. Eliza R. Sunderlaod, who glass and soap, and not having got J. (). Sturm, of Saline, exhibits one tors. Kline, wife and daughter attended The County Fair which opened on spoke at. some length of Miss Willard's accustomed to Ann Arbor diet, the phaeton, one road wagon and harness, THE AWARDS. the wedding of a relative at Samaria, the grounds of the Washtenaw County beautiful life and character. Appro- food did not assimilate, and while he robes and horse furnishings. The awards made by the variojs .Monroe county. Wednesday evening Fair Association in this city Tuesday priate music was furnished by Prof. was yovy nearly dead he was not so One of the most aura.-live exhibits committees wen' returned 1.) the sec- last week. and closes today, is undoubtedly the Stanley and the usual chorus ciioir. near it as the sheriff wished, or as is that of the Ann Arbor Music Co. t ntary too late to appear in tin's issi.. .Married, at the Evangelical parson- best that has been given during the lie ought to have been. 3Iis brother They, with their usual alertness to Mrs. Nancy Allen Lee, of Oscodi, of The Democrat. Next week th-\v age by Rev. J. A. Swenk. .lames Davis history of the- association. Tuesday came down for him the next, day, and please the people, have not only a fine will be published in detail. Mich., has been the guest of Mr. and aud .Miss Emma Townsend, both ct was given up to entries and assi:n- Mrs. John Lowry for several days. the authorities gladly let him go, display of Ludwig and MehliD pianos, yesterday was the most success! ii Exeter, Monroe county. n cuts. The display of live stock, argi- Mra. Lee is one of the early pioneers without even asking for pay for lhe Ann Arbor organs and some thirty or in the history of the fair. Over 7,000 Miss Cad Lamkin was home fro:B euliural produce and merchandise is of this county, coming from New soap. forty mandolins, guitars, banjos and admissions were sold. Today promises .Monroe Sunday and .Monday. exceptionally large' and many of the York state with her husband, John WANTED—At the Ann Arbor Cen- violins, but hail arranged with some to be equally large. Supt. '.Mills lias Charles Granger lias quil workiag displays are unique. tral Mills, Corn, Oats, Barley, Buck- of the best musical talent in the city, Allen, as early as 1828. Mrs. Lee has spared no pains to make the fair n for Fred Cariod and will move away. Wednesday was school day and the wheat and Beans. We buy all grides including the Ohequamegon orchestra, now reached the age of 87 years, with success and he has succeeded ad nir- The blacksmith from Ypsilanti failed exercises were largely attended by "he of wheat, damp and musty as well as .ami have each day given a first class faculties well preserved and a genial, ably. to gel here as was reported some time >l children sound grain. musical program in the tent especial- and patrons of the happy quiet spirit that endears her to ago. county. every one who is favored with her ly erected at the west end of the main The Ann Arbor Art School opens Us Peter Meier and family, of Monroe, Thursday was ''Farmer's Day" mid INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE building. They report very satisfac- year's work today, October 1st. acquaintance. Mrs. Lee left here un- Visited Mr. Meier's brother, W. A. the farmers were there in person. TICKETS. tory results in business from their ef- attended to visit friends at Byron, James William 1'attison, of the staff Meier, Sunday and Monday. A new form of Thousand-Mile Tick- fort. of Chicago Art Institute, will have Owosso, Longsburg and other places John Lawson has taken his gro before returning to her home. et, the result of careful consideration the direction of the school, Mr. Spring chickens at Weinman's. The and discussion between the railroads wagon off the road and so A: D. George Backus, who plays ine title ELEVEN BIG KAR'IAINS. tison will be pleased to see students, finest broilers the market affords. and their principal patrons, will be Bridgers is out of a job. part in "Christopher Jr.," lias a Tour houses, Ypsilanti. for the present, at room 38, Barings WANTED. placed on sale September 1st, at all O. E. Yodder has thrown up his job young friend who is studying at Vas- Bank block. Men and women to inspect our com- important Michigan Central offices. Three Stores, Ypsilanti. with Trim, McGregor & Harper, and sar, and last week she submitted to One Hotel, Ypsilanti. Ed. Chrlstensen, the bookkeeper and removed lo Oakville. plete line of groceries. The ticket is sold for $30.00, with a all-round whole thing of the Washte- him a thesis which she had written rebate to the purchaser of $1000, Also three fine lots in Detroit. Croat Church services Sunday—Sunila,, DAVIS & SWABOLff, on "The Music of the Future." After big bargains for anyone with a little naw Evening Times, Athens Theatre school, 10 o'clock; preaching, .11 a. ;n.; 208 S. Main street. wben used up in compliance with ;ts and other local enterprises, is agitated wading carefully through the will cash, at about 00c on the iollar. Part young folks' meeting in the evening Cement walks and all kinds of ce- conditions, and is accepted on all the over a prospective division of iiis af- thought sentences the comedian wrote cash, balance ou time. J. II. M.. at 7:30. All are cordially invited to ment work constructed in a first class lines in the Central Passenger asso- fections between the back as follows: "I enjoyed your es- 4n B. Congress st, •old telephone these services. manner at reasonable prices. ciation, forty-five in number and cov- company and the new. His nerves arc say, but your theme suggests the fact ering a vast extent of country. Ypsiianti, Mich. iMiss Lizzie Lawson has returned to S. W. PIKE, that it is largely a question of where strung up to a high soprano pitch, Detroit. No mileage book has yet been de- 15 Miller ave. one intends to go in the future. whe«n au, deeun!Jp "baseuil,-.i;" woulWOU1dU Mbe more in Y>ed so acceptable to all parties con- Mrs. Idelia Coif has returned to town WANTED—Strong girls to operate Trumpets and harps are much more Special rates on all kinds of meats harmony with the situation. from South Rockwood. cerned and so advantageous to the Lamto knitting machines. harmonic than the sound produced l\v to boarding-houses, at the Norths.de ' holder. Every one who is likely to meat market. Call up 12-3 rings. Advertise in The Democrat. When you have visitors or go on a HAY & TOD© MFG. CO. a pitchfork raking over hot coals. | trip yourself, or have anything of lo- But then the latter's more Wagnerian." travel a thousand miles in a year Baltimore Oysters at Besimer's. should avail themselves of it, and OCTOBER 1, 1897. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. THE STORE. 222, 224, 300, 302, 304 SOUTH MAIN STREET, AND 108-110 WEST LIBERTY STREET, ANN ARBOR.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS! Students Lamps, Students Tables, Students Book Cases, Window Seats, Chiffoniers, Wardrobes, Alarm Clocks—everything that goes to furnish a AT THE FRONT! house and more especially rooms for students Are Priced to your Liking This Week. DRESS - GOODS - BARGAINS - EXTRAORDINARY - SATURDAY Ladies' Shoe Sale, Underwear Specials, Gent's Furnishings, Silk Newness, Furs, Jackets, Capes, Ladies' Waists and Wrappers in our Cloak Department. SATURDAY'S SELLING New = Millinery = Department FIRST, QUALITY OF SECOND FLOOR. FASHIONABLE FALL FABRICS FOR DRESSES THEN STYLE== 50c ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS AT 35. Saturday morning we place upon our counters for th6 first time 25 pieces, Strictly AH Wool, Strictly Stylish Dress Goods, 40 inches wield, as good as 50J will buy in the city, for one day at 35c. THEN PRICE== The combination is what makes the continual rush of 25c—SEE OUR 35c DRESS GOODS—25c. Trade at THE STORE. At 25c you get here Saturday Heavy Two-Tone Storm Serge, Heavy All Wool Cheviots, Heavy Granite Weave Fancies, Heavy All Wool Serges, in all colors; cheaper than ever sold under the old tariff law—35C- ROLL TOP DESKS. 50c—GRAND 50c DEMONSTRATION- -50c There is a lot of difference in roll Hundreds of pieces in Foreign and Do- top deskf. The curtain is an import- mestic Fancies, Imported French Serges, Henriettas and Coating Cloths, 50 inches ant part—must be made just right, wide in black and colors, Boucle effects, of thoroughly seasoned lumber or it Granite Effects, All Wool Kerseys, repre- senting months of careful culling when will not prove satisfactory. goods were lowest in price in this Our roll top desks are all guaran- country's history are all on sale Saturday at less than jobbers prices now, at 50c. teed and they cost you no more than & OPENING the other kind. We sell them at $15.00, $18.00, $21.00, $24.00, HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES. and up to $45.00. Our assortment is new, clean and complete. Botany Mills Worsted Dress Fabrics, all Wool. Illuminated Effects; at 65c. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Imported Dress Fancies, all wool Boucle OCTOBER 7, 8 and 9. SATURDAY, One Day Only-TWO QUART COFFEE AND TEA POTS, 6c. Cheviot, Black Worsteds, 50 inches wide, for Saturday, 75c. Two-Tone and Illuminated Fancies, Diagonal Cords, Pop- This opening under the direction of Miss Adelaide Red- lins, Drap d'Ete's, etc., Royal Blue, New Brown, New Red, ford will disclose to the ladies of Ann Arbor a most compre- Green, Purple and Black—a gathering we delight in showing hensive collection of the newest products selected from the at $1.00. foremost stocks of this country as well as the new creations < - of our own work rooms, together with an almost limitless FASHIONS FRESHEST FABRICS. assortment of Birds, Feathers, Plumes, Tips, Aigretts, Vel- Plain Colors, Royal Blue, Eminence Purple, New Greens, vets, Satins, Crapes, Buckles, Ornaments, Crowns and Foliage New Red, Browns and Black, in Broadcloths, Poplins, Epen- galines, Prunella Cloths. Illuminated Fancies in Cheviots, in the newest color shades, such as Castor, Beigs, Jockey, Worsteds and Granite Effects, by far the righest collection Royal and Owl Effects that harmonize so well in stylish IF YOU BUY AN IRON BED you will want to see the largest ever shown in the city with prices at $1.00 to $1.85. arraignment with bird effects. assortment in the city—it's at The Store—our prices start at $3.80 To this exhibition of Autumn and Winter Millinery you and end at $23.00. The style that will suit is in our stock. are cordially invited to attend. OUR CHAMBER SUITS Suit because every drawer is fitted, every mirror is perfect, and the price of every one is guaranteed. $i3-5<> buys an Antique Chamber Suit of pretty design and Silks, Velvets and Trimmings. good finish. Our $15.00 Suit is the biggest value in the furniture trade this fall. THE LATEST EFFECTS IN MEN'S FURNISHINGS. 4 ELECTRIC SILVER SPOONS-Are One Metaf all the way through, that's why f FANCY SILKS A they wear like Solid Silver—6 for 50 cents. f New Bright Roman We have greatly enlarged this de- Stripes, Tartan Plaids, partment of THE STORE giving it a Satin Stripe, la,rge check, A GOOD COUCH Covered with Tapestry, with Tuffted Top and changeable Taffetas, all prominent and convenient place on the Fringe to the floor, all around, at $5-90. the color combinations. first floor next to the entrance. This sec- Corduroy Couches in Beautiful Colors and Large showings in Fancy Patterns. Tuffted^and Fringed at $8.00. tion now contains all kind 1 Furnish- Some grades, only more elaborate de- Silks, new effects, Velvet sign at $9.00. Stripe Silks, Plaid Vel- ings such as you look for among first- Wardrobe Couches, at $9.00 and up. vets, Striped Velvets, class haberdashers. Plain Colored Velvets, the new shades at $1.00. 4 NICKEL PLATED, CENTRAL DRAUGHT, LAMPS with Circular Wicks 'and ^ MEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS. A Pretty Shades, Saturday, one day only, at $1.75 each. t BLACK DRESS SILKS. Men's Best Taffeta Silk Umbrellas (not cotton mixed), Faille Franeaise, 85c; Black Satin, $1.50, $1, 75c and 50c; Peau Prince of Wales Handles, Steel or Aluminum Rod, warranted de Soie, $1.25, $1.00, and 85c; Satin Rhadarhe, $150, $1.25 and for one year, 28 inch size, at $1.75. PARLOR SUITS. $1.00; Black Antique Moire, 90c; Satin Duchesse, $1.85, $1.65, Men's Best Ottomauhler Carola Silk Umbrellas, Sterling. Our line of PARLOR $1.50, $1.25, $1.00; Black Armure, $1.45,11.25, $1.00; Satin Luxor Silver mounted, 28 inch size, at $1.50. SUITS includes all that is $1.25 and $1.00. Men's Gloria S*teel Rod, 28 inch Umbrellas here at 85o. New, Pretty and Stylish, All our Black Silks and Satins fully warranted to give we can sell Tapestry satisfactory wear. Covered Suits of five pieces MEN'S FINE NECKWEAR. at $18.50 and we have suits FISK, CLARK

Dry Goods. Furniture. Phone 154. MACK &, CO., Phone 60. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. OCTOBER 1, 1897.

PERSONALS. SOCIAL NOTES. A Delightful Trip. evening of "American Poetry and A QUEEN'S TACT. roaring in his ears; his knees shook. This summer has been rernarkabl Sins," and another equally delightful Margherlta of Italy Did a Gracious and Every eye was Lent Mpon him with for the number of delightful confi of "Irish Poetry and Song," in which amused interest, his terror was so per- J. C. Elliott is confined to his bed An elegant dance was given las Graceful Act. nental trips. Prof. A. A. Stanle; the best songs of America (Including Of all the qualities once essential to ceptible. by illness. Friday evening toyMr . and Mrs. Hed reached here last Wednesday afte those of the south) and the best songs a sovereign, the one most useful now "From Brazil?" she asked. "And Rev. FT. E. D. Kelly spent Sunday rick, of S. Ingalls street, in honor o what town in Brazil is your home, spending a splendid summer abro;i 1 of Ireland will be rendered. These is tact. Queen Margherita of Italy, in Kalamazoo. their son, Raymond. The four par Signor?" Prof, and Mrs. Stanley with thei evenings will be something unique. who belongs to a house trained to Dr. II. J. Burke spent Sunday with lors, which were thrown open to th "I—your majesty—I don't know!" he. daughter Elsa, went over in the Ken Finally, there will be a "Heine kingcraft for more than a thousand his brother in Detroit. dancers, were beautifully decorates years, is said to be wonderfully skill- gasped. sington, of the Red Star Line, and ha Evening," with a short address upon Mrs. Martin L..Seabolt is visiting ft with cut flowers, and upstairs ea •' ful in dealing with social difficulties. The whole circle smiled, but the an exceptionally fine voyage, the pleas that most brilliant of modern lyric Providence, Rhode Island. guest was presented with rose button An incident which occurred at one of queen's face was calm as marble. "You tire of which was added to by entei poets and the singing (partly in G;>r- mean that our beautiful Italy has al- Heinrieh Ridley, of Cleveland, Ohio hole before descending to the drawing her drawing rooms illustrates her read- taining and interesting company. Ai "jan and partly in English) of a large ready made you forget your home? is with Ann Arbor friends. room. In the dining-room the table iness and delicacy. The persons who ter landing in Antwerp the party wen number of his finest songs set to music are to be presented at the Roman court Ah, signor, you are a skillful courtier? M. M. Seabolt returned last night with its white cover, was draped witJ to Brussels where they spent sever;; by Schumann, Schubert and other fa- are arranged in a large, semi-circle in You flatter us too much!" and play- from a week's stay at Zukey Lake. smilax aud decorated with pint am most enjoyable days. Cologne an- mous composers. the throne-room. The queen enters fully shaking her fan at him she passed Mrs. Arthur Brown is the guest of white carnations. On the table restec on, leaving him wondering how he Boon were the next attractions. Th and passes around the line, attended her cousin, Mrs. Edna Cleland of Lan-a punch bowl of lemonade, candy an Season tickets will bo put on sale at came to make so brilliant a response, professor and his party went to hear f 1 by a chamberlain, who names each sing. cakes also in pretty dishes. Duniif. once at Sheehan's, Wahi-'s and otlui while the crowd looked at him, respect- symphony concert by the Oologu person, adding usually a word or two Frank Parker, who was out of thethe evening. Miss Clara Jacobs jr.iv places. to give the queen some idea of their fully bewildered, also.—Youth's Com- Symphony Orchestra, which of cours city all last week on business, is home a vocal solo, Mr. Hadley a comi claim to notice. She asks a question panion. was delightful, and had the opportiri again. dance and song, and all joined in sing GENERAL BLISS AS A HUNTER. or makes a remark to each and passes ity.of enjoying a fine serenade ten Hugh Brown, superintendent of theing several college songs. Altogether on. On this occasion there was in the Great Frnlt Tear In Missouri. dered the Prince von Schaum'bu".; Believes In Snake Poison Antidote and Pontiac schools, was in the city S.it the young people enjoyed themsehc line a young man from South America . As an incfex of north Missouri's fruK Lippi, by the Cologne Meistersinga Its General Diffusion. whose embarrassment showed itself in urdav. thoroughly aud their hearty go.x Col. Zenas Bliss, who has just been yield this year it is mentioned that a wishes follow Mr. Raymond Hedricl Verein. pale cheeks and terrified glances as 2-year-old tree near Hamilton produced Herman Stierle, of Mack & Co.'s mafle a brigadier-general in the regular the queen drew nearer. At last she in his new fie'ld of work. Tearing themselves away from th army, was for several years com- a half bushel of peaches, and that on store, spent Sunday with his parents reached him and stopped. He heard a plum tree branch of the diameter of iic Saline. * * • * charms of Bonn, they journeyed oi mander at Fort Hayes, Kansas, where he is well remembered for his many his name, saw her smiia. There »u a one's thumb 100 plums grew.—Ex. Miss Jennie Herey, of Sebairer & Edwin Roedder, who has been teach to Nuremburg where they had ai agreeable visit with Prof, and Mrsexceptional qualities. He was an Millen'S, returned Monday from hei ing for the past year in St. Jarv enormously fat man, weighing more short vacation. Hall, Episcopal Military School, Mom Lamson. From Bonn they procee than 300 pounds, and had a proverbial CAN YOU DANCt? Mrs. Celia B. Gillett aud daughter elair, Colorado, reached here last Fri to that town of especial attraction good nature that lurks in avoidupois. \ TOOTH BRUSHES. •have returned from their summers day. Mr. Roedder takes Mr. Hild Bayreuth, and remained there nini He was a great sportsman, and a fine sojourn in the east. net's place in the German departmci days, meeting Pro*. Walter, Mr. Frank shot with both shotgun and rifle. He We've got that kind with Instructor Farrah, of the law depart- of the University this year and als< Mr. Stone and several other Universit; loved to hunt prairie chickens, and al- ways went into the fields seated in a stiff bristles, that stay stiff; ment, has removed from Battle ( expects to work for his doctor's degree graduates there. The glorious Wt* GRANGER'S low barouche, with a soldier for a they aren't [so expensive. I to 48 E, Ann street. * * * * ner operas, the , Nibelungenring- and Soft ones if youjwant them. School for Dancing, 310 and Parsifal, were fully appreciated bi driver. When his dogs came to a Mrs. James Foley, of Lansing, has Frederick Alexander, who graduate* "point" he would Rave the driver put Military brushes,[all prices. 312 Maynard Street. Fif- returned home after visiting Mrs. from the School of Music two year the professor and his party, and a his horses ahead of the dogs and flush teenth season. Grace and Maynard in this city. ago and took his master's degree i: the end of the nine days, they wen the game at which he would shoot freedom of motion come na- not too willing to leave for Eisenach without dismounting from the car- J. E. Shekell, assistant prosecuting college the same year, is back to d PALMEB'3 PHARMACY, turally from practicing the attorney of Jackson county, visited in some work in the School of Musi'.' their next stopping place. riage. It was a great privilege among proper preparatory exercises- Mr. Alexander reached here this mo " After spending two weeks onjoyin the private soldiers to be permitted to 40 S. STATE ST. i Ann Arbor over Sunday. go with the colonel as a driver. He in- of ancing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dietas, of this town of historic interest, th.n variably had a comfortable supply of Chicago, arrived here Saturday for a went to Leipsic where they heard the snake antidote under one of the seats, short visit with his parents. Mr. John Tatlock, the newly sp operas, "Taming of the Shrew." "Tin and was always careful to antidote the Rinsey& Seabolt Harry Helfman, a student from De- pointed instructor in English, reachec Meisterslnger," and "Ha.msel am driver every time he antidoted himself. Busineg s*Directory. troit, has been appointed local corre- here Saturday morning. Mr. Tatlock Gretel," and were much charmed bj At short distance off-hand shooting ANTED- Trustworthy ;n;M Clinton, Iowa, today by telegram, on Spalding have been spending the sura had a pleasant meeting with Prof dollar up in a forked stick at a distance ENOCH DIETEBLE. Fmbalmer and Funeral account of the sickness of his sister. mer. Mrs. Spalding remains with hei and Mrs. Dow, who are spending of seventy-five yards and offered to Director. Calls attended day or nipht. some time travelling abroad. wager that he could hit it with an ordi- Office No. 8 E. Liberty. I'hone 129. Resi- Piof. Will R. Payne, secretary of the friends on the coast for a short time nary army rifle. The young lieu- dence 75 S. Fourth ave.

,••••• Grocery Line! Nashville, Tenn., University, is in the Berlin was the next point of inter tenants fell over each other in cover- M. H. MURKAY, Attorney at Law, Ann city looking after his property inter- Mr. and Mrs. J. O. St. Clair returned est. Here they heard "Dor Evangeli ing that bet, and when the gun cracked w Arbor Micla. Officie in Court House. Teas, Coffees, Sugars, ests here. last Friday from Negaunee, Mich, tuann," by Kientzl, one of the lates they lost. It tickled the colonel so im- J. CAVANAUGH, Lawyer, Ann Arbor, in Large Amounts and at Prof. A. A. Stanley has Teturned where they have been enjoying tlu operas, and were delighted by tin mensely that he spent all he had won M• Mich. Room 1, SaviDgs bank block. from his summer tour in Europe and cool northern breezes all summer. work. The church music also was and twice that sum over in getting these officers and certain friends from RTHUR BROWN, Attorney at Law. Of- was at his accustomed place yesterday • • • • perfect. The party had an ngreea'ol A fice. rorDer of Fourth Ave and Ann St. visit with Halier, and Prof. Stanley Hays City a Mumm's extra dry supper. Cash Prices as organist at the First M. E. church. Last Friday Mr. George Gould, of There never was a regular army offi- Miss Grace Flagg, of S. Thayer Thompson st, reached here from Colo left Mrs. Stanley and Elsa very coon OHN F. LAWRENCE, Attornej-at-Law. and can sell at Low Figures. cer who possessed so much of the love J Office, corner Fourth and Ann streets, The large invoice of Teas they street, returned home Saturday even rado, where he has been staying foi fortably situated in Berlin, where his of his subordinates as Col. Bliss. Ann Arbor, Mich. the past three months. daughter is taking piano work und^i buy and sell is good proof that ing after an absence of two month? M.MARTIN, Funeral Director and Un- among the northern resorts of Uiis * » * • Prof. Heinrieh Barth, and embarkec O• dertaker. Cloth, metalic and common MAKE A PANSY-BED. coffins. Storeioom, 37 S. Fourth ave. Resi- In Quality and Price state. Mrs. John Bennett, of S. Thayer st. from Antwerp in the SouUiwark foi dence, corner Liberty and Fifth. 'Phone 91 Miss Helen G. Wetmore went to is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Martin New York. He had a good trip ov n A Bit of Pretty Practical Gardening /or Our Girls. W. NICHOLS, Dentist Rooms over They Give BARGAINS. Niagara Falls Monday on her wayCrocker. and landed at New York a few Jays W• Ann Arbor Savings Bank, opposite siice in company with Prof, and Mrs There is much pleasure in store for Court House square. VITALIZED AIR ad- to New York city, where she is to ministered, it is agreeable and easy to take spend the winter teaching and study- A Natural Magnet. Xovy. In New York Prof. Stanley had those that have never owned and and no prostrating effects follow, while teeth _They roast their own Coffees every studied a pansy-bed, and even more for are enracted without pain.W!^.™*. tag art. Professor Smythe was once lecturing a chat with Prof. Jonas before start- week, as none but prime articles are ing for Ann Arbor. those that know just how much joy is used. Charles F. Watkins, of Traversa in a provincial town on natural phi- in such a possession. If you have a City, last season's coach on the U. of losophy, and in the course of his ex- hotbed, sow pansy seed there in Au- Their Bakery turns out excellent M. baseball team, arrived here Satur- periments he introd"ced a most power- Unity Club Lecture Course for 180 7-S. gust. Transplant until they are fiveo r Bread, Cakes and Crakers. Call ful magnet, with which he attracted a MusiclStore day. His mother will spend the win- Unity Club has its course of lectures six inches apart. Protect with mats and see them. block of iron from a distance of two and entertainments for the coming on outside and paper on inside during ter with him. feet. fall and winter essentially completed. cold weather, or, instead of paper, give Prof. F. G. Novy returned Saturday "Can any of you conceive a greater a light covering of leaves, which should It offers something remarkably fine. J. F. Schaeberle from his European trip, surprising his attractive power?" demanded the lec- not be packed closely. Give air and There will be eight lectures and four friends by an earlier arrival than was teurer, with an air of triumph. light on warm, sunny days. Very No. 8 W. Liberty St. Rauschenberger & Co,, expected. He reports a pleasant and "I can," answered a voice from the other entertainments—twelve evenings early in spring the protection may be removed, and if carefully watered and MANUFACTURERS OF profitable summer. audience. in all, and :he whole course will fo« "Not a natural terrestrial object?" offered as usual for a dollar. sheltered from the noontide sun. the FINELY Theo. Hoelzer, formerly of the arm "Yes, indeed." pansies will soon be blooming. As AELINGTON HOTEL! Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, of Chicagi soon as the frost is out of the ground of Bischoff & Co., manufacturers of The lecturer, somewhat puzzled, chal- editor of New Unity, Extension Le; ('. A. JMILLAISI), Proprietor. verifiable colors for glass and china they may be transplanted to the garden. FINISHED lenged the man who had spoken to hirer of the University of Chi Make the bed rich with old, fine, stable and fine enamels at Dearborn, Mich., RATES. S2.00 IPER DAY. name the article. Then up rose old and one of the most eloquent preac manure. Give them a sunny situation is in the citj and will open an office Johnny Sowerby. Said he: Washtenaw County trade especially FUENITURE i,i that city, will give his famous le - I say, with all deference to writers who solicited. Opposite Court House, here. "I will give you facts, professor, and say pansies . need a shady position. AI.L KIXDS FOR you can judge for yoursejf. When I hire on "The Cost of a Fool." ANN ARBOR, - - . MICH. H. B. Gammon, formerly Df the high Mulch the pansy-bed with chip dirt, was a young man there was a little Rev. W. W. Fenn, poster of thechopped hay, lawn clippings, finema - Libraries Barber Shops school faculty, is in the city ag:i;n piece o' natural magnet done up in a Church of the Messiah, Chicago, and nure from the bottom of the heap, or Stores Millinery- ready to resume his work in the medi- Headquarters neat cotton dress, as was called BetBy special preacher for this year of Har- better than anything else, if you can Saloons Emporiums cal department. His summer has been Maria. She could draw me fourteen get it, is wood's earth or leafmold. vard University, will lecture on for Harness, Trunks ValJsesi Etc. spent in newspaper work at Mackinic miles on Sunday, over ploughed land, 'Dante" with a full set of Dore's A good mulch and plenty of water, and Telescopes and Dress Buit Island. no matter what the wind or weather. we have no sunshine that will hurt splendid illustrations. the pansies. They bloom earlier in Cases at LOw^PEICES. Design Work a Specialy. Our old friend, Lew H. Clement, There wasn't no resistin' her. That magnet o' yourn is pretty good, but Prof. Nicholas P. Oilman, editor of spring and remain in bloom later in Repairing; of Furniture of Every furnishes the leading article for the it won't draw so far as Betsy Maria," the New World, Boston, and author of fall in a sunny situation, but possibly Teufel, s. ST. description. September "Events," an interesting many well known books, will lecture a sheltered bed would give more and little magazine published in Wheeling, on a living subject connected with the larger blsotns in midsummer.—Vick's A Duke's Snuff Boxes. 6 Per Cent MONEY GPerCenj T. RAUSCHENBERGER & CO., W. Va. Mr. Clement in his article sociological progress of the country. Magazine. answers in his usual vigorDus manner The snuff boxes presented to the first Office and Factory .on Vine St., Duke of Wellington (now in possession Rev. Eli Fay, D. D., of Los Angelas, L. D. CARE, the vexing question, "What is Classi- of the present duke at Apsley house) Gal., one of the best known and ab- Near W. Liberty St. cal Music." AnciBui Printing. Real Estate and Insurance. are very numerous. At the beginning lest speakers on the Pacific coast, will Recent Investigations in Egypt prove Savings BanfeuBlock. Ann Arbor, - Mich. Miss Elsa A"on Grave, a graduate of of the century a snuff box was the give his lecture on "Some Obstacles almost beyond question that the won- the Munich Conservatory and for theusual gift bestowed upon men of dis- to Individual and Social Reforms." derful people of the Nile actually print- ANN ARBOR - . . MICH wm. HBRZ, last year a member of the faculty of tinction by potentates and public bod- Rev. Samuel M. Crothers, of Cam- ed with movable types as early as the ninth century of our era. Two papyri Painting and Decorating, the New York College of Music, has ies, and they were showered upon the bridge, Mass., one of the most brilliant hero of Waterloo on his return to Eng- of that time have been found, and Advertise in The Democrat. been engaged as a teacher of piano Taints, Oils, Glass, Brushes and all land. Several of them would appear men in New England, will speak m a twenty-seven printings on paper of the Painters Supplies. forte in the University School of to have been greatly valued by thetheme not yet announced. He is pas- century following. Indications point to all the printing being done by Music. She comes very highly Iron Duke, for they contain slips of tor of the church attended by Presi- 112 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. ommended, aud will take Mrs. Zeitz' priests, and the perfection of it indi- paper with the names of the donors dent Eliot and a large part of the Subscribe for The Democrat. ' Established 18C». 'Telephone 88. place. Mrs. Zeitz is unable on ac-written in his own somewhat peculiar faculty of Harvard University. cates that it was then no new experi- ment with the clever craftsmen. It count of ill health to teach the comin- aand writing. The freedom of almost Dr. Victor C. Vaughan, Dean of ihehas also been learned that printed pa- very corporation of note in the king- Medical Department, U. of M.. will per money was issued in northern Syria dom was bestowed upon him, the for- ;ive an account of his wonderfully in- during the second crusade, md as PEOPLE OF NOTE. mal parchment being inclosed in a teresting visit of the past summer to early as 794 the government of the ca- handsome snuff box. liph of Bagdad owned and operated a Mr. BaJfour of the English foreign 'St. Petersburg, Moscow and the great The Fair at Nijni Novgorod." paper factory in the town nacied.-~ office has a new bicycle which attracts An Ancient Canal. Pittsburg Dispatch. considerable attention among the sec- The Bahr-Joussuf, or Canal of Jos- Dr. .Samuel A. Jones, of this .-ity, retaries and officials. The action of eph, which, according to tradition, was will lecture on "Thoreau," bringing the pedals is vertical instead of cir-built by the son of Jacob, is still in o-ut some facts about that great genius Yours, Mine and Oars. cular and when descending a hill with A Western paper tells a story of a WHITE use, after 4,000 years of service, and that have never before been made the feet at rest the pedals remain sta- the life of a fertile province of Egypt mixed brood of children which reveals tionary. lublic. he confusion liable to exist in certain IS is dependent upon it today. It takes Prof. Dean C. Worcester, U. of M., its rise in the Nile at Assiout, and families. A widower and a widow, The late Lord Lilford, to whose mem- after running parallel with it for near- ,vill give a splendidly illustrated lec- each having children, married, and ory throe stained-glass windows have ly 250 miles, enters a pass and waters :ure on "The Philippine Islands and children were subsequently born to been unveiled in the church of Thorp the province of Fayoum. In ancient CheiT People," including an account hem. The parents agreed much bet- KING! Achurch, Northamptonshire, was onetimes it created a large lake in the>f the Spanish rule in the Islajnds, and ter than the children did. One day a of the most distinguished ornithologists Fayoum, and modified the climate of the social and political conditions neighbor, going past their place, heard or he present generation. At Lilford the surrounding district. This lake which have led up to the present re- a commotion within, out of which rose hall, ins seat near Oundle, he had a has disappeared, but the remain? of Ir- •elt against the Spanish government. he voice of the wife, screaming to the magnificent collection of birds-both rigation works abound. husband: "Jim! Jim! Hurry out in White Sewing Machines live and stuffed-including no fewer The 75 slides used to illustrate this he yard! Your children and my than seven different kinds of ea-les ceture are the finest that have ever hildren are beating the lives out of our EXCEL in everything that goes to make the perfect Sewing which, together with owls, ^5 (Treat; with Greeks is Signed, been made of scenery in that part of children." Machine. They are strictly high grade in every particular. hawks and buzzards were conflned in Muscogee, I. T., Sept. 30.—The treaty he world. between the United States and the ".X snouKt ponder th© particular Mr. L. O'Toole will be pleased to explain the merits of the the numerous aviaries with which his One evening will be devoted in part beautiful grounds were freely dotted Creek Nation has been signed by the haracteristics which are needed to en- "WHITE," either at your home or at his store, o shadow pantomimes, and in part to Lord Lilrord during the last L years two commissioners and made public. counter manfully all failures in life of his life was an absolute crinnla. The treaty consists of twelve typewrit- •endings of five selections of literature and secure from them whatever benefit ten pages. Hustrated in a unique manner by they are capable of bestowing, for No. 119 North MAIN ST., Opera House Block Subscribe for The Democrat. neans of stereopticon views. these are very different from the quali- Subscribe for The Democrat. Please give him a call. There will be a most interesting ties which enable a man to ride trium- phantly on the tide at success. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO OCTOBER 1, 1897. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.

permanent fund to keep in repair the The floral offerings were very profuse. Memorial Chapel and the Stark- The pall-bearers of the sad occas:on YPSILANTI. AFIRE weather lot at Highland cemetery. MOURN! were Messrs. E. P. Allen, C. E. King, The sum of ¥500 was given to the Charles Stevens, Dr. James, EdgiE Miss Mae Robinson, of Detroit, is Mrs. D. C. Rogers, of Minneapolis, i» Caused Considerable Excite- Young Men's Christian Association of Ypsilanti Lost One of Its Bes Rexford and D. C. Batchelder. visiting her cousin, Miss Maggie visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Bro.vn ment on Brower St. Sunday. Ypsilanti if such an organization vas Friends Last Friday. Roach, for a few days. of Congress street. ia existence at the time of her death, TATE OP MICHIGAN, County of Wash- but no such body being incorporated S tenaw, ss -At a session of the Probate The course in public speaking at tli Dr. A. S. Cornell, of Ann Arbor, has Court for the County of Washtenaw, holden this bequest falls back into the gener- at the Probate Office in the city of Ann Ar- Normal lias been extended from ten started to practice his profession ol MRSJARY STARKWEATHER bor, on Friday, the 17th day of September, to twenty weeks and is offered dnrlag medicine in this city and has opened WOMEN WERE IN DANCER al estate. in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven. •each semester. up his office in the George block. There are several special bequests Passed Away at Her Home in Thi Present, H. Wirt Newkirk, Judge of Pro- Two of our local fisher.nen went Rev. R. K. Wharton, while taking a A Dropped Lamp Set Fire to the to children of Mrs. Starkweather's bate. In the matter of the estate ol John City—The Business Places and Pub Slatford, deceased. down to Ravvsonville yesterday and lesson in bicycle riding last evening Stairway and That Avenue of Es- nieces and nephews and then the re- On reading and filing the petition, duly mainder of the estate which is valued lie Schools Close Out of Respect fo verified, of Jane C. Bird and Caroline H. •caught a fine string of bass. The most fell from his wheel and badly sprai iei' cape Was Cut Off—Had to Climb Bullis, praying that the administration of of it was "string." his thumb and tore off the uail, making at $200,000 is to be divided among her the Generous Lady. said estate may be granted to John M. Bird Out of the Window. or some other suitable person. the injury very painful. several nieces and nephews, share and Thereupon it is ordered, That Saturday, the Comrade Shier, the mail carrier wiio sixt+enth day of October next, at ten o'clock has been coufined to his.home durin H. N. Mudge intended to make tn share alike. in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing The family of 'George Brown, of 30S The death of Mrs. Mary Ann Stark of said petition, and that the heirs at law of the past three weeks with illness, ex- exhibit of fancy horseshoes at the weather occurred Friday, a few said deceased, and all other persons in- pects to resume his work the first of county fair but Tuesday, while le Brower street, had about as exciting MATT KIRK'S CATCH terested in said estate, are required minutes before 10 o'clock. The do to appear at a session of said court, next month. was at dinner; somebody took twelve a time yesterday morniug as was pos- then to be holden at the Probate Saved the Day for the Atlantis at ' Ceased was born Sept. 22, 1819, thn- Office in the city of Ann Arbor, and show •of his best ones and the set is COJ- sible and still escape as luckily as W. J. Stone has accepted a position Brighton on Saturday. making her 78 years and 2 days c cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the with the Chamberlain Medicine com- sequently broken. they did. Mr. Brown is a retired far- petitioner should not be granted: And it is About GOO persons gathered on the age at the time of her death. In 1S39 turther ordered, that said petitioner give no- pany, of Des Moines, Iowa, and will The Gentleman's Club of St. Luke's mer and moved to this city from Fen- tice to the persons interested in said estate, Brighton fair grounds Saturday to she was married in Detroit to Jonr of the pendency of said petition, and the in consequence, not go to the Sand- church starts out with a .•nem'bershi; wick, Mich., about a month ago in rearing thereof, by causing a copy of this witness a matinee of sports which in- Starkweather and shortly after moved wich Islands. of 50 or GO and the formal enrollment order to educate his daughter, Grace, order to be published in the Ann Arbor cluded bicycle races, horse races and to this vicinity and about 20 years ago Democrat, a newspaper printed and J. II. Wortley has sold for Lambert will take place next Monday evening in the Normal college. Ha had just circulated in euid county, three successive a baseball game between Brighton and moved into this city. About 13 or 14 weeks previous to said day of hearing. Brothers the lot on the northeast cor- The reading room will be supplied got nicely settled in his new home on H. WIRT NEWKIRK Ypsilanti. As this was the third game years ago Mr. Starkweather died. No (A TKUE COPY.) ner of Adams and Forest ave. to W. with 23 of the leading magazines anc Brower street and had just succeeded Judge of Probate. between these teams, each having won children had ever been bom to the P. J. LEHMAN, Probate Register. 9-12 C. Farrington, who will build a fine newspapers (including The Times). in organizing a nice club of' young a '-hoss," both sides appeared with so union. The deceased came from the residence there. 'Last Tuesday night a burglar at- lady students as boarders when an QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wash- many strange faces that they ought to well known Newberry family of De- •J tenaw, ss.—At a session of the Probate Miss Eva Kishler has returned to tempted to gain entrance into the unfortunate happening took place that have carried identification cards so a; troit, and the Americanism is so Court for the County of Washtenaw, holden this city from Eseanaba. She is ac- home of Conductor John Smith, on temporarily leaves him without shel- it the Probate Oftice in the City of Ann Ar- to make sure that they had been marked in the geneology that Mrs >or, on Thursday, the 23d day of September, companied by her sister, Mrs. Sa/n Lowell street, but was scared away in ter of his own. n the year one thousand eight hundred and adopted by either Ypsilanti or Bright- Starkweather was eligible to member- ninety-seven. Present, H. Wirt Newkirk, Rathfon and children, who will .•isit the most lucky manner. About mid- About 2 o'clock Sunday morning Tudgeof Probate. on. The Atlantis had Streit and Bros- ship and was a member of the Ds- In the matter of the estate of Daisy Helen here for a month. night Mrs. Smith was obliged to pet Mr. Brown arose to go down sta.TS. J key, of Marine City, and the Brighton cendants of the Mayflower, the Daugh- ratt, deceased. Louis A. Pratt, the admin- C. L. Yost, Sumner L>a non and up to go down stairs to find something He lighted a lamp and started. As strator of said estate, comes into court and put in prize packages in the shape of ters of Governors. In the latter so- epresents that lie is now prepared to render Frank .Toslj'ii have been appointed a for the children, and just as she he readied the landing, not being used lis final account as such administrator. 1'ipp and Royce, who formerly played ciety she was eligible in three distinct Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the soliciting committee to work up a reached the dining-room she saw :i to the situation, his foot slipped on in the National League team at Chi- lines. Oth day of October next, at ten o'clock in monthly fund for advertising the Miu- man crawling in at the window. She a step and the lamp fell out of his .he forenoon, be assigned for the examining cago. Then the Brightons had one or Mrs. Starkweather was a noble xnd allowing such account, and that eral Bath House. screamed for help and of course the hand and smashed on the stairs. The be heirs at law of said deceased. two others who probably never knew ample of a generous woman. It is and all other persons interested in The operation on R. C. Hayton seeios burglar made as hasty a sn^ik as was oil quickly ran out and became ig- that there was such a place oa the known that many of the generous aid estate, are required to appear at a to have been very successful. Thr-je possible. There is no :lew to the nited. There were a few porch cush- ession of said Court, then to be holden map before last week. things she has done for the city, it the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Ar- stones were removed from the bladder. would-be criminal. ions lying about and Mr. Brown en- Dor, in said County, and show cause, if any Frank Owen pitched a magnificent churches and Normal she had included here be, why the said account should not Mr. Hayton is an old man but i.s im- Cole's hack team ran aw.iy Mondiy deavored to extinguish the flames with e allowed. these but finding it not only impossi- game and was well supported by Bros- in her will, but the exigencies of oc- And it is further ordered, that said admin- proving very rapidly. morning. Mr. Cole had just recently strator give notice to the persons interested ble but that the spreading llames key. Besides hypnotizing ten men in- casions allowed her and made it moi'e n said estate of the pendency of said account Xews is received here of the death purchased a new horse and put him on were rapidly cutting off his avenue of to falling down on strikes, Owen gave welcome to the recepients to be bene- nd the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of Mrs. Ella Blue at Salem, Mo. The the hack work. The team were left f this order to be published in the escape to the door he left the woi'k but two complimentary tickets to first fited at the time she bestowed her nn Arbor Democrat. a newspaper deceased was formerly a resident of standing in front of the Occidental rinted and circulating in said county three this morning when the new horse and rushing outside of the house L»ase and at critical stages was as in- gifts. The Starkweather Fountain. uccessive weeks previous to said day of this city and was well known here, vincible as a "conditional—prize— the Ladies' Library building, the earing. especially in Baptist circles. started up the fireworks and com called to his wife and daughter to H. WIRT NEWKIRK, ]i.< need to run. The other horse fol- come to the north window and he Emancipation—'Day—game." At the Starkweather Memorial Chapel • at 'ETER J. LEHMAN, Judge of Probate. Justice Childs says that he has just Probate Register. lowed naturally. They turned the would get a ladder. He then raw end of the fifth inning the score stood Highland Cemetery, the BaptJsi n-13 (A true copy.) received a lavge consignment of fall postoffice corner and near Washington across the road and kicking at the 7 to 1 in favor of Brighton, but by church organ, the Students' ChristUn styles of sentences for disturbing the good hard work by the Ypsilanti boys Association building at the Normal, QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wash- street ran into and mashed a couple doors aroused a neighbor, Mr. Moms, ^tehaw.—The undersigned having been ap- peace and expects to do a big business of buggies standing out in front of who brought a ladder across in order they soon overcame this lead and by and the Soldiers' Monument are ail >otnted by the Probate Court for said County, if things are not more peaceable. onimissioners to receive, examine and ad- TueKer's blacksmith shop. The old to free the two women from their bunching hits in their last inning scor- lasting monuments of her pub'ic ust all claims and demands of all persons ed four runs, making the bill of fare spiritedness and her generosity. Be- sainst the estate of Mary E. Horrlgan, late Managers Byers and Cramer had horse was badly cut up but otherwise peril. f said County debeased, hereby give notice booked Bancroft, the great magician, there was no damage done to the Cole stand 9 to 8. When the Brightons sides these public gifts she was to a lat six months from date are allowed, by In the meantime the hallway was rderofsaid Probate Court, for Creditors to for an entertainment in this city this outfit. all ablaze and there being only one went in to bat in the ninth inning they very large extent a benefactor of the resent their claims against the estate of winter but this morning's dispatches had but one run to make to have the poor of the city and a large number of aid deceased, and that they will meet at tne Gen. Alger is the bone of contention stairway from the second story the robate office in the City of Ann Arbor, said state that he died suddenly at Wheel- time table read 9 to 9. Two Brighton this class will miss her. It is esti- ounty, on the 15th day of December and on that is making lawyers afford chicken women were in a quite dangerous pre- !e 15th day of March, 1808 next, at ten ing yesterday. men succeeded in getting on bases. mated by those in a position to know clock A. M. of each of said days, to receive, for dinner and the justieas and offi- dicament. The ladder was placed vamine and adiust said claims. The announcement of the death of cers' hearts glad. It is not the Sec- against the north window but, as it Nobody was out. Pipp, the tx-league that her charity during the winter sea- Dated, Sept. 15th, 1897. 8-11 Colonel John Winder, of Detroit, re- player, eama to bat aud lined the ball son among the poor amounted to $100 HHILIP DUFFY, I, retary of War, however, but a well would not reach to the ground, Mr. JOHN MCELROY, f Commissioneers minds us. that he Invariably attended known horse supposed to be owned by Morris and Mr. Brown supported it out so far that it was dangerously near a week in money and this the outside every fair held in this city and always Bill Bell of this city. The horse has from' their shoulders. Miss Grace some foreign country. Matt Kirk got world knew nothing about. Her le- SHERIFF'S SALE. expressed his approval of its manage- had more replevins and attachments on his sprinting legs just about this mise is a personal loss to every resi- Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a Brown was the first to come down rit of fieri facias issued out of the Circuit ment and exhibits. put on him than court-plaster on, a the ladder and just as she got to the time and ran like a Derby winiir. dent of Ypsilanti who will always re- ourt for the County of Washtenaw tn favor He just reached the spot where the ' Andrew R. Schmid, against the goods and Frank J. Ryan has resigned his po- football player after a Thanksgiving bottom round Mr. Morris reached up vive her as one of the noblest char- lattels and real estate of Richard Burns, in sition as night clerk at the Ha.wkins ball was about to connect with the acters of the city. aid Connty to me directed and deliverd, I day game. The latest suit is the re- to help her to the ground. Mrs. Brown id, on the twenty third day of August In- House and Royal Starkweather has plevin suit of Babbitt vs. ihe General had just started down the ladder, and ground and drew in the fly as loviagly The funeral of the late Mary Ann tand, levy upon and take, all the right title nd interest of the said Richard Burns, in taken his place. Mr. Ryan expects to and the question of ownership in the the act of Mr. Morris in releasing his as a mother would her lost child. Pipp Starkweather was held Monday and nd to the following described real es- finish his course in the C. B. C. and thought he had a home run sure and out of respect for her the entire num- tate, that is to suy: All that certain piece horse is so tangled up that Justice support to the ladder in order to as- r parcel of land, situated in the County of then accept a position in Detroit. Childs has taken four days to unravel was as disappointed as Weyler over ber of business places in the city w^re Vashtenaw, State of Michigan, to-wit: Let sist Miss Brown caused the ladder to umber two and the east one third of Lot Said a gentleman who stands very the mystery. turn around as if on a pivot and Mrs. the Cuban situation. KirlCs catch was closed during the hours from 2 till umber one, in Block one, of Hiscock's first ddition to the city of Ann Arbor, in the high in local Methodism today: "I Brown fell. Mr. Brown's arms were the best ever seen on the Brighton 4 o'clock. The Normal school and the ounty of Washtenaw and State of Michigan. understand that Dr. Ry.m will make grounds and recived a good applause public schools also supended session 11 of which right, title and interest of the A BIG DEAL FINISHED •xtended and, intuitively, he tried 1o lid Richard Burns in said premises, I shall Ypsilanti his home during his term as ratch her but the weight was too much for his work notwithstanding he w.is during the afternoon and all Ypsilanti xpose for sale at public auction or vendue, presiding elder. It will be either here o the highest bidder, at the south front door And the Ypsilanti Lumber Co. Has and the only purpose he served was in the enemy's country. Outside (f was in mourning for the dead w.'io f the Court House in the City of Ann Arbor, ov Detroit but he likes Ypsilanti ami Sold Out to Webster, Oobb & Co. Ed. Owen the Ypsilanti boys played had been so generous to the city dur- n said County, on the 18th day of October in breaking the great force of her ext, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. will probably reside here. The big deal for the transfer of (he fall. Slie struck on her head and an almost perfect fielding game, My- ing her life-time. Dated this 24th day of August A. D., 1897. Freeman Can- was the whole thing ers having one error and Owen four. WM. JtFDSON, interests of the Ypsilanti Lumber breast and a medical examination The funeral was held from the resi- WILLIAM H. MURRAY, Sheriff. at the Adrian fair Thursday, he wi.i- company has been consummated at found her to be injured inte-nally. Frank Kirk at third had seven chances dence of Wan. Deubel and the spacious Plaintiff's Attorney. r.iog two races. In the 2:17 trot, purse last and Mr. Hazelton delivered nor Wliile all this was happening the and accepted them ail. house was filled to verflowing by the S200, he won with Flashlight who possession Wednesday to Hiram S. neighborhood was aroused and the Robert Pierce led in batting, he mak- crowds of people who were present to reeled off miles in 2:2S, 2:23%, 2:21%. OLEDO Webster, George W. Webster. Fred C. alarm of fire turned in. Both fire ing three singles out of four times at >ay their respects to the dead. The In the 2:32 pace he landed one-half Cobb, Charles-S: Cobb, Frank K. Clay companies made good runs and ex- bat, besides playing a good game at •ard was provided with numerous of the $200 purse with Grey Fred, who and Myron E. Miller, who are known tinguished the flames but only after first. Myers at short put up a good chairs and many people occupied these. came in first in 2:27%, 2:24%, 2:24%. as Webster, Cobb & Co.. and wiio 'il- game. In the out field the players The funeral exercises were conducted the flue had done considerable dam- NORTH MICHIGAN Managers Byers & Cramer take ready have lumber yards in Oliver, age. Mr. Brown's furniture was all had but one chance which was ac- •y Rev. R. K. Wharton, of the Pres- RAILWAY. Si eat pleasure in announcing the next Charlotte and Eaton Rapids. etiher burned, soaked or smoked and cepted. Havtman, who had umpired byterian church, and Rev. Wm. Gar- attraction at the opera house to be The deal has been in progress for it was practically a total loss. The a previous game, was bouud to win dam, of the Episcopal church. There Palmer Cox's Brownies for October 6, some time but there has been some house belonged to Wallace, & Clark the game at all hazards for the were in'attendance at the funeral and it will be one of the events of the difficulty in arranging the terms of xnd was insured. The most fortunate Brightons and "robbed" the Atlantis the mayor and common council of the season. The sale of sea is will prob- payment. This has been agreed upon circumstance about the incident was out of at least three runs in The city, the trustees of Highland ee.ne- ably be .started next Saturday even- and the contract has been si : hat only a couple of days before Mr. eighth. Cassias M. Warnar also um- tery, a delegation from the G. A. K.. ing. The only tiling in the way of deliver- pired and his decisions were unques- the Council of the State Normal school, It is now certain that the right of ing over the deed is that the parties tioned. Another game will be played the officers and directors of the Stu- ret out some insurance and in follow- nay for the Times Bicycle Path has are awaiting the abstract. It is roJer- in the near future. Score: Ypsilanti, dents' Christian Association, the offi- ng that advice saved himself quite a been secured as far as Carpenter's stood that the purchase price for the 9 runs, 10 hits, G errors; Brighton, 8 cers of the Ladies' Library Associa- 'ew dollars of the damage. Cornel's. Mr. Rice having finally givjn lumber yard is $20,000, but Mr. Hazei- runs, 10 hits, 7 errors. tion and numerous other citizens Mrs. Brown is now quartered at the his consent. The construction commit- ton has retained his two houses on tee will meet sometime this week and Ballard and Cross streets and the mill southwest corner of Perrin and Ellis it is probable that work will be at Willis. Mr. Hazelton will continue streets wliile her injuries are receiv- ng medical care. started next Monday. to reside in this city. The lumber Our New Price List! Of the 300 new students at the Xor- yard here will be managed by Frank MRS. STARKWEATHER'S WILL taal who have entered this year over II. Clay and Hiram S. Webster who Plenty of Money and Good Goods at Low Prices. 400 are high school graduates. This intend to move to this city. uformatlon Given to The Times as to i<3 a very encouraging matter to con- Its Contents by Three of the SOME OF OUR MANY BARGAINS : template. There are now 850 studecus Nephews. 3 packages James Pyle's Soap 3 Spools Coate's Thread 10c (registered, while at a corresponding SUIT STARTED. Powder lOc There is a great deal of spQculali in No. 1 Half Wool Carpet? 35u time last year there were less than 25c can Lobsters 17c Best Carpet Warp, per lb.,, 17c Proceedings Against MeKtnstry's concerning the Mrs. Mary Ann Stark- 800. The increase of 50 to \5 is :x>:ug Pure Olive Oil 20c Atlantic Mills "A," per yd 5-J^c Bondsmen Instituted. weather will and although The Times Durkee's Salad Dressing- 15c $2.00 All Wool Blankets .-$1.50 Time Table, Sunday, Sept. 5, 1897. maintained continually. Notwithstanding the opportunity tas not seen the document it is able African Java and Rio Coffee 10c $2.00 Horse Blankets $1.50 TIME TABLE: The camp money for the Light Coffee Essence, per box 2c 5-A Horse Blanket for 97c that is awaiting the city for a settle- o state some things. They are un- Chicory, per roll 2c Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Standard Guards has arrived and amounts to $2.00 Hand Saw for 97c Time. ment with McElcheran and Me An- luthorative, however, but the informa- 3 bags Dairy Salt for 10c $75.00 Top Bugy for $40.00 NORTH. £430.17. Three hundred dollars was drew, Mr. MeKinstry's bondsmen, the Cooking Batter, per lb 15c Lawn Hose at One-Half Price. SOUTH. ion was given by three of Mrs. Stark- 8:43 a.m. *7:30a.m, drawn during camp, making the total city seems determined to have a law- weather's nephews and who we;e 3,'Slbs Salsoda for 5c All Wire Nails, per lb 2)4c •12:15 a. m. 11:25 a. m. iiuioiint recelvefl by Company G Best Saleratus, per lb 5c 10c Milk Pans 5c 4:4(i p. m. 8:40 p.m. suit on its hands. It seems to be present Monday and heard the will Best Linseed Oil, per gal 37c $2.00 Hat, for 97c +9:10 a.m. +8:05 p m. $730.17. Captain Kirk will distribute hankering after a lawsuit like candi- ead. which was done after the fuuer.il One gallon Jug 7c $1.00 Shirt Waist, for 50c *Run between Ann Arbor and Toledo onlyf the money Wednesday night, wir;n dates for a postoffice and proceedings at the Win. H. Deubel residence. 1 doz. Knives and Forks, 99c $1.25 Umbrella, for 87c tRuns between Toledo and Howell. This One doz. Nest Eggs for 15c $2.50 Traveling Satchel $1.13 train Sunday only. All other trains daily drills are going to be resumed, pro- have been instituted against Mack In the first place it is shown that except Sunday. vided the boys return all state proo- 100 lbs. Best White Lead $5.75 26c Shopping; Basket, for 10c E. S. GILMOEE, Agent and Mack for Mr. MeKinstry's short- Mrs. Starkweather had originally con- 1 lb.Miller's Best Baking Powder 19c A ba;rel of Lime 50c W. H BENNETT G. P. A. Toledo O. ^rty to the armory. age, when all the time Maek and Mack emplated giving several of her large 4 lbs. Climax Washing Powder.. 17c Miller's Leader Tobacco and Box 25c 8 bars Best Soap in the United A revised list of the new members stand ready to pay anything they are lenefactions to the city and Normal 1 lb. Blackwell's Durham To- legally holding for without a lawsuit. States 25c bacco 39c of the Normal faculty is as follows: School at her death, but having done 3 Bars Best Toilet Soap 10c 1 lb. Can Hand-made Tobacco... 43c /MICHIGAN CENTRAL Miss Garoly* Morton, seventh and Mr. McEleheran stated to The Times 3 cans Bast Clams 20c so during her lifetime these portions 50c Brier Pipe, for 23c "The Niagara Falls Route." eighth grade critic, in place of Miss that he was ready to meet with the of her will were revoked. 50c Royal Salad Dressing 35c 825) Boots, for $1.49 ways and means committee, and what- 12 Sticks Candy 5c 3 boxes Imp. Sardines 25c Central Standard Time. Montgomery, resigned; Miss Ida Maun, Robt. W. Hemphill is not only na.i- 25c Flower Pots 10c ever Expert Accountants John R. 3 No. 1 Bushel Baskets 25c TRAINS AX ANN ARBOR. '97, assistant in the gymnasium; Miss ed as one of the executors, but is 28c Java and Rio Coffee 20c 12 Boxes Parlor Matches 10c Miner and P. W. Carpenter found that EAST. WEST. Florence Marsh, of Detroit, music in -riven about ?3,000 and some of her Hood's Sarsaparilla 85c California Lima Beans, perlb.. .4'.,c P. M. 1 dizen Tea Plates 35c training school and one class in Con- they were responsible for, the bonds- diamonds and jewels. Half Gallon Pie Peaches 15c Mall and Ex 3 47 B., N. Y., Chi.... 8 ?2 35c Window Screens 15c $50.00 Bicycle 130.00 •». Y. Special.... 4 58 Mail g 18 servatory; Forest Brown, assistant in men would pay. But the suit has al- Mr. Wm. H. Deubel and children r.re •N. S. Limited... 6 45 P.M. ready been commenced in the circuit $2.00 Shoes, $1.48. §1.55 Shoes, 98c. $i.00 Slippers, 49c. fcastern Ex 10 u5 Western Ex 1 55 biological department; Miss Eliza iven amounts that will fooi up to A. M. G. R. & K. Ex.— 5 55 We have a Large and Complete Line of "ACORN" Stoves. Come In and see them. Kimball, assistant in history depart- court, although it will not be tried ibout $10,000. D. N. Express.... 5 50 Ohi. Nt. Ex 9 40 before the December term. Mack and We Give Free a Handsome Lamp with 5 lbs of Tea or 1O lbs of Coffee Atlantic Ex 7 30 Pacific Ex 12 30 ment; Miss Bertha Hull, assistant in The Methodist and Presbyterian 8. R. Express ...11 10 Mack have employed D. C. Griffin and drawing department; Miss Anderson, churches are given $500 each and the *North Shore Limited is an extra fare train J. Willard Babbitt to look after ill Mr to be a charge of *2.50 to New Yo/k than on assistant in geography; Miss Alice erman Lutheran church $300. other trains. interests. J. H. MILLER'S SONS O. W. RUGCIUES, H. W. HATES. Eddy, assistant in Latin. A fund of $7,000 is set aside as a GREAT DEPARTMENT STORES, NOS. 40 AN© 42 EAST CONGRESS ST. G. P. & T. A(?t., Chicago. Aj?t.! Ann Arbor THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. OCTOBER 1, 1897.

jMUjuju^ujTMUTyj^jju^nr^^ The open air band concert given J. F. Schuh furnished gas and elec- THE DEMOCRAT. on the court house sqaare by tric fixtures for five houses. Friends of tlio Democrat who have Becker's Military Band was much en- J. F. Schuii has the contract for III A Great Sale of I business at the Probate Court Joyed by a considerable crowd. pluiribing the residence of Mrs. E. A.AUTUMN •will please request .ludee John Taylor, a young man well Spence and Mrs. II. E. Neal, also the \ewklrk to send tlielr Printing; to this office. known in Ann Arbor and formerly a hot water work heating residence of There is a best time to do New Fall Goods! resident of Whitmore Lake, was mar- Prof. Trueblood. A Pierce heater will everthing. For instance the be used. IN ASD ABOUT THE CIIX. ried at Battle Creek yesterday to Mss best tima to buy Dress Goods, Mamie Waters, of that city. Prof, and Mrs. L. D. Wines had a If you want to boy, sell or trade list I I"' Cloaks, Silks, Carpets, Etc., local columns of the Democrat. The Ann Arbor Mandolin and Guitar jolly and complete surprise perpetrated Beautiful New Silks in Roman Stripes,Brocaded Club gave a free concert in the Ralph Mason, of Thompson street, on them Tuesday night, the occasion is just now. and Changeable Effect. si and of the Schaeberle Music Store, from 25ct o L0 a 5s teaching In the district school nine being Mrs. Wines' birthday. A>bo it 300 Pieces New Dress Goods, $ ° on Thursday afternoon. They us-id WHY, You ask? Because miles east of Ypsilanti. a dozen intimate friends called on just now stocks are at their their new Joseph Bohman instruments. them and spent the evening. Refresh- yard. Mrs. Sid W. Milhird and Mrs. Ge< ments. best. Prices at their lowest, Dengler went to Owosso Thursday to ments were served by the visitors and All Silk Roman Stripe Kibbons, at 15 and 25cavard It was a Dakota editor who wrote: in dark yjsit relatives for a few days. according to one who was there "they and every advantage possible New DreSS Skirts shades, Scotch Tweed "The price of this paper is not in-were dainty and long drawn out." to be obtained can be obtained Miss Anna Nellls, of W. Lit ied by the Dingley bill, but we Mixtures and Black Mohair Brocades, your choice street, returned home last evening now. wish to correct the misapprehension of For Sale—First clas-3 family Surrey of the lot at $1 98. from an extended visit in Canada. some subscribers who seem to think August Johr plead guilty before horse, six years old, without blemish, 200 Dark Print Wrappers at 69c- it was placed on the free list." sound and perfectly kind. Anyone can Full Capes $3.50, $5.00, $6.50. Judge Duffy this forenoon to assault Dog Catcher Blackburn complains and battery on his wife. He paid drive him any where. A. M. Clark, Jackets Plush Capes, Silk Lined, at $4.50 and $6.50. that ho has too many dogs on hanl 430 S. Division st. S4.50 costs. lor his present quarters and insists on Bancroft, the great magician who having them enlarged. He has drawn To Kent—Unfurnished rooms, in Special Bargains in Table Linens, Towels, was booked for an early date at theup extensive plans and specifications first class repair, in suites of two or and. AII,ins Theater, died yesterday at for what he considers necessary. more. Inquire at -139 S. Division st. and Napkins. Wheeling, W. Ya. At a meeting held by the barbers of Warren Lewis' entire kennel, of im- 50 Dozen Huck Linen Towels, at 10c each. this city Tuesday a resolution was DAY AT NASHVILLE ported thoroughbred Fox Terriers adopted to attend the funeral of the C i :XTB.\N1AL EXPOSITION. and Cocker Spaniels will be exhibited Capes! late K'l. Cid-aux in a body and not to On this account the Michigan Cen- ;it the fair Friday. open the barber shops of the city snti! tral railroad will sell return trip Ira M. Bell, 21. of Ynsilanti, and 11 o'clock on Thursday morning, Sep- tickets for $11.40, good going October SCEAIHER <& MXLLE2T, Maud Hosner, 18, of Ypsilanti, re- tember 30. 4 and 5, to return within seven days. Our complete Fall Stock of elegant The Busy Store. ceived a marriage license this morn- L. A. Pratt, of the Inland Press, re- H. W. HAYES, Agent ing from County Clerk Schub. Jackets and Capes is now on sale, ceived the sorrowful news Wednesday *TJTJLTlf£yjl^lWJUlJlJlJlIUlJTJUUTJUm^ Will Sehatz. who was for a long and you will agree with us that that his nine-months-old daughter, time an Ann Arbor barber, eame over Helen, died Last night at the home of is the best in Ann Arbor. from Chelsea Thursday to attend Mr. Pratt's parents in Traverse City. CAN YOU DANCb? the funeral of the late Ed. Cadieux. ARRIVED! ARRIVED! The remains will arrive here this even- Prof. Rebec, of the University fac- ing for interment. ulty, is considering a call to the Col- NEW STOCK NOW READY ! There is to be a contest for a first- orado University, having been offered Special in Children's A11 class bicycle at St. Patrick's rectory. the head of the department of philos- GRANGER'S Wool Jackets- - - $2,75 Northfleld, on Thursday evening, Oc- ophy. tober 7. Some popular young ladies The New Dining Hall, No. 209 X. School for Dancing, 310 and of that rural district are to be the Fourth avenue, opposite the city halls, 312 Maynard Street. Fif- contestants. Music and refreshments is now prepared to serve first class teenth season. Grace and will be furnished^ freedom of moti on come na- GREAT o BARGAINS meals and lunches at all hours. Open Special in Ladies' Fine day and night. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Granger will turally from practicing the give the fifteenth annual compliment- Jackets at To save you Money. All the latest Styles in A gasoline stove exploded shortly proper preparatory exercises S5.00 ary opening dancing party of their after noon Monday at the residence of of ancing. school for dancing, at the Academy F. Karzuck on Feleh street, and the Saturday evening, October 9th. All fire department was called out. The Fine Shoes for Fall former pupils, intending pupils and fire was soon extinguished and the friends are invited to attend. damage was slight. Special Ladies' All Wool Manager Lisemer, of the Athens Mrs. E. S. Tratt, mother of I* A.( Kersey Capes $5.00 Pratt of this city, came from Traverse Theatre, will open an advance sale Photograph and Winter Wear. City last night accompanying the re-Friday evening at 7 o'clock at Hang- mains of Mr. Pratt's little daughter. sterfer's State st. store for Palmer P. S.—See Klondike Shoes in Show Window. Interment was at Forest Hill. Cox's "Brownies." One half of the house will be reserved at Wahr's book ^Studio Mrs. James McDonald, who has him store, as usual, and one half at Haug- visiting relatives here for some time, 110 EAST HURON £T. slerfer's, thus saving the east side leaves tomorrow for her home in Al- theatre-goers the trip down town. pena, going by the way of Owns w WAHR & MILLER'S Tvhere she expects to visit her sister. Residents of sewer district No. 7 EDWARDS & DOWLER M. P. Vogel, butcher at No. 113 W,will please notice that the common E.F. Huron St., challenges any nan weigh- council will sit Monday, Oct. 4 at the THE 8HOEMEN. council chamber as a board of review Finishing Amateur Work a Specialty. 20 South Main St. ing 350 pounds in Washtenaw county 48 S. Main St. New No. 218 S. Main St.. Ann Arbor. to a 100 yard dash on the fair grounds on the assessment roll of that district. for a quarter of beef, race to come off The Pastime Pedro club of this city nt 3 p. m. visited Ypsilanti via trolley cars Tues- day evening and spent the evening as Officers O'Mara and Isbell arrested Special guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schnei- FEHDOXT LUMBER Mrs. Laura Kuebler Thursday for rais- der. Of course progressive pedro was CORNER OF FOURTH AND DEPOT' STS., ANN ARBOR. ing a disturbance on the street. She the chief amusement and the prizes and Mary Schneider had a lively fight went as follows: Mrs. J. Linden- in the streets and both will have to •••LUMBER! .schmitt and W. C. Hollands, first; Sale of interview either Justice Fond or Jus- Mrs. Jonas Otto and S. W. Millard, We manufacture our own Lumber and tice Duffy. booby prizes. George Kelly, a local "tough," is m GUARANTEE VERY LOW PRICES. durance vile at the county jail charged At least two of the city's leading Give us a call and we will make it to your interest, as our large with passing a flask of whisko\ to dry goods dealers have filed a vigorous and well graded stock fully sustains our assertion. seme of the prisoners through the protest against closing their doors A full assortment of Stone Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile, manufac- bars. Kelly may be the individual Friday afternoon. They insist with tured by the Jackson Fire Clay Co. These tile, being made of tire who furnished the prisoners wtih saws considerable reason that it would be clay, are of unusual strength. a short time ago. foolish once having invited the far- Wrappers! T. J. KEECH, Supt. JAS. TOLB ET , Prop. P. S. .Simons, whose work as city mers to come to town by running the editor of The Times during the !>.i«i fair on that day to close the doors of Bummer is so pleasantly remem places where they may wisii to trade. l>y our citizens, returned this morniiig The dry goods stores of the city will Ladies Wrappers, extra values at 89c each from his short vacation and is ready not close. Ladies Wrappers, splendid quality at 98c each to resume his studies at the University. A meeting of the Charitable Union will be held in Harris hall Thursd i,v. Ladies Wrappers, fleeced vicunas, sale price 98c each During the past few days he has Ladies Wrappers, elegant patterns only $1.19 each in. New York. October 7th, at 3 o'clock. It if- hoped George TVahr issues from the Inland that all who have helped to m'ake it Ladies Wrappers, extra heavy fleece $1.39 each Press this week a cloth-bound book of possible to care for the poor who areThese are all made in the latest styles. Prices for balance of month. The Greatest Cure on Earth for Pain. Cures SO pages, a text-book in Algebra pre- sick, aged or infirm, will renew their permanently Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, pared by E. A. Lyman, A. <;. Hall lership by bringing or sending and E. C. Goddard, instructors in thetheir dollar for the yeai\ The funds Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, Scalds, Burns, Swellings, U. of M. The book is prepared es- are very low and the work of the so- Backache or any other pain. SALVATION OIL pecially for use in courses 1 and la ciety during the winter will depend is sold everywhere for 25 cts. Refuse substitutes. on the generosity of its friends. at tile University. WM. GOOOYEAR & CO.Chew LANCE'S PLUGS, The Great Tobacco Antidote.lOc. Dealers or mail.A.C.Mejer & Co., Balto.,Md. Sunday's Free Tress had a long ar- The U. of M. Daily offers cash prizes ticle concerning the centralizing move- for new subscribers this year rang- Old No. 18, New No. 118 S. MAIN ST. ment of the U. of M. alumai. The ing from $2.50 for ten paid-up yearly matter is illustrated by a photograph subscribers to $300 for 500 subscribers. of Mr. R, C. McAllaster, the new gen- It is hoped that this offer will set on eral secretary of the alumni associa- foot an unusually vigorous canvass. Guy P. Henry on Monday takes CHILDREN'S CLOTHING! tion. The Democrat hopes at an early date to reprint the entire article for charge of the local circulation of the STOVES the benefit of its readers. Detroit Journal vice F. J. Dansing- A STOCK THOROUGHLY UP-T0-DADE. W. E. Hal", warden of the staie burg, resigned. prison at San Quentin, Cal., writes nis Friday evening Misses Leibig, Crip- . . . AND . . . friend, .1. T. Jacobs of this city, that pru and MaCMonagle will be at the While there are other stocks of Children's Clothing in he has Ijeen summoned to appear be- Y. W. C. A. rooms to arrange with this city, there are none—not one—that will compare with fore the supreme court at Washing- any who may wish to join the music, ton, D. C, October 11, as witness in elocution- or English classes. There the magnificent stock we are displaying this season, the celebrated Durrantcase and on his is a good nucleus for a large vocal class and the elocution class is too RANGES way there will stop ovsr in Ann Ar- bor for a short visit. well known to need special mention, Every Quality and Grade The ladies of St. Thomas' church aw but the English is to be practically a Coal, Wood, Oil, Gasoline serving ice cream and refreshments new class, taking up the use of words from the substantial school suit to the swell dress suit, of all kinds under the large tent ad- and giving much practice In writing, joining the grand-stand an the fair spelling, the proper use of capitals', and Gas. something not found in any other stock, but our great grounds. You may enter the tent in etc. It is expected that the regular specialty for this season is "Three Piece Suit," run- the afternoon and sit down with your lessons will begin next week. Any friends whore you have plenty ••'.: Information regarding price of class ning—from size 3 to 9 beautifully trimmed, and from 10 tickets, hours of meeting, etc., can boNew and Second - Hand. rom and where you can rest avoiding to 16 made in cutaway style. obtained at this time. sun and dusr. Everyone invited. Re- member there is room for all. At Its meeting last night the Young There is pleasure and Profit in buying your At a special meeting of the board Men's Sunday Evening Club voted io Prices From One to Fifty Dollars. of public works Saturday .-veiling the issue a weekly church paper. "The children's suits from a Thoroughly Up-to-date management of tiie New State ionil Weekly News," for phone company applied for and re-circulation among the membership and stock. ceived, permission to en • >nuy regaUon. It will be printed at line into the city. A few tempi the [nland Press, the • o,p- poles will bs erected and certain elec- Ing Or!-, o, the management be- tric light poles will fill up the tag in the hands of ilio follawing gen- HARKINS' HARDWARE, All these, however, must be removed tlemen: W. B. Phillips, Dr. X. S. Hoff, LIKDENSCHMIT & APFEL, and a permanent line built within 00 (J. F. Alhaendingar ana flays. 0. W. WagneA 28 E. Huron Street. 211 South Main Street.