ft, THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER. YOL xx NO. 51. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20,1894. WHOLE NO. 1043 The Frieze Memorial Organ. WHILE CALLING YOUR ATTENTION FOUR PROFESSORS RESIGN Fully two thousand people attended HITS 'EM HARD. TO OUR the concert given in University Hall FROM THE HOMOEOPATHIC FAC- last Friday night. It was undoubtedly 1 CORRESPONDENT TO THE REG- ULTY AT TIIK LAST KliGENT'S the greatest musical event which has ISTER TELLS A LITTLF STORV, ever occurred in Michigan. This is es- FALL AND WINTER STOCK It Has a Sort of Double Action to lt- TWO GREAT SAMPLE 1INES OF pecially true when it is considered how OF The Hew SKions Lutheran Cluircli great an influence in the interest of Mayx lie Will Have .Tlore lo Say In Dedication—Tlie Frieze Memorial music will result from the installation of Auotli-r i»»ue Tit • Register Is open Organ Concert—Interesting Moouital to Any One Who "W'l.olies to Reply Reports—A War ol" Words—Prof. such an instrument in University Hall. \v illrii to < lose His Work lit Ann Although it cannot yet be told just To tlie Editor of TIIK REQI8TER: — and Arbor Tills Year. what the receipts from the concert I live in one of the towns in the west- CHRISTMAS Suits lledicated. were, it is very likely that enough was ern part of the state and sent my son At half past ten o'clock last Sunday taken in to almost entirely wipe out the Tohn to the high school at Ann Arbor morning the keys to the new Zion indebtedness. The entire program For the purpose of preparing him for Church were formally turned over to was carried out without a break of any the University. John is about fifteen kind except the ommission of part VII years of age; has never used liquor or Overcoats the pastor Rev. Max Hein, and the doors were thrown open to the nearly which was done to enable those from tobacco, and has never seen the inside Representing the entire production We wish to impress upon your mind the fact that we carry a super- one thousand people who stood outside out of town to be sure of not missing of a saloon. He bad been in Ann Ar- of one of the largest Jewelry Manufac- ior quality of ready-to-wear Clothing. Every man in Washtenaw their trains. The addresses were all bor in the high school about a month tures and Calhoun Robbins and Go's, County, no matter what his occupation, will tind it to his interesl good while the playing by Prof. Stan- and his mother, becoming anxious line of notions, both bought at 1-3 of to examine our immense stock of suits and overcoats for fall and the wholesale price, will be sold dur- ley was brilliant. The program, given about him, sent me on to Ann Arbor to ing the holidays for winter. below, Is one well adapted to show the investigate a little. Ages wide scope of the great organ's capaci- I arrived late in the evening, went IN CHILDREN'S SUITS, 1, ,* *We c^ ty. It is indeed a wonderful instru- immediately to John's room, found him 1-3 Off Regular Value. ment, altogether too much so to make there alone and we retired, soon after I it possible to give within our limited had arrived. I got up the next morning THE LITTLE GIANT, THE COLUMBUS and the B. 0. E. spaceo an adequate description of it rather early and began investigating Men's and Ladies' Cuff Buttons. End- (Best on Earth) Double-Breasted Coats. Pants made double seat less in Variety.Unique in Design. Gold, The addresses by Prof. Kelsey, Pres. somewhat. I first examined John's Solid Sterling Silver, Swiss Enameled, and knee. We call special attention to our all wool combination Angell, Governor Rich and General coat-pockets, and found a bunch of cig- Fancy Pearl in prices 10c to $1.50, Suits, Double-Breasted, two pairs of Pants and Hat to match at Alger were all interesting and were arettes in one of them, partly used. $3.75. well received. The entire program, John got up betimes and dressed, and Our Men's $7.00 All Wool Suits, Our Men's $8.00 All Wool Suits as rendered last Friday night is as after we had had our breakfast, we sat Selling 1-3 Less. and our Men's $10 All Wool Suits are world beaters. We believe we follows: down for a chat. I showed him the stand head and shoulders above all competition both in variety and' PART I. bunch of cigaretts and remarked : Belt Buckle, Bow Buckles, Neck value. We invite the comparison. Why not make it ? EXERCISES OF DEDICATION. P. How is this, John, are you smok- Buckles in Steel, Gold, Silver, Set with Presentation of the Organ ing these? Rhyne Stones, Emeralds. Rubys, Amc- Francis W. Kelsey, thyist, very lovely, President of the University Musical S. Well, yes, I am. Society. P. Well John, you know that your Than Their WADHAMS, RYAN & REULE Acceptance of the Organ James B. Angell. mother and I do not approve of your President of tbe Dnlverslty of Michigan. All 1-3 Less Value. 28 S. MAIN STREET. NEW LUTHERAN ZIONS CHURCH. The Organ and tbe State smoking? His Excellency John T. Rich. Governor of Michigan. S. Yes, but then they all do here. in the rain anxiously waiting to enter- The Organ and the People F. Yes, but that is no reason why Hair Ornaments, Torquoise Shell Gen. Russell A. Alger. The building erected by contractor you should. And you do not mean to Sterling, Silver-Pearl. Very fancily Ex-Governor of Michigan. ornamented every possible design — Agt. Soule's Photographs Saner, is one of the best built church DKDK'ATOItY HYMN. tell me John, that you like this stuff? ediiices in the city and is conveniently [Composed especially for the occasion.] S. Oh no, I do not. The fact is the Regular arranged for church purpose?. The Thy thoughts, O God. are far above, first ones I smoked made me very sick, WASHINGTON BLOCK. program for the day was an elaborate Thy ways beyond our earthly ken; Selling 1-3 OffPrice. And yet, Thou hust a heart of love, and I can't use them now very comfort- one. Three services were held. At Thou dost accept the praise of men. BLAKE ably. I realy don't like the taste or 10:30 a. m. the doors were thrown open We bless thy name in this glad hour,— smell of the stuff. Stick pins, thousands of differ ent de- Thy gift of song is rich and free; signs, Solid Gold Set with Pearls and and the morning program was carried In harmonies we feel thy power. F. Then John, why do you use it? Rhyne Stones, Sterling Silver Gold out as follows: Music, Otto's Orches- And music draws us near to Thee. S. Why because they all do here and plates, Mother Goose and Brownie pins, tra, Song by the choir, Chorus song, Accept this thatour hands have wrought; value 5e to $3.00, Let thy voice in its tones be heard; a fellow don't wish to be odd you know. Song by the congregation, Dedicatory So shall II stand with blessing fraught, It is the thing, and any f ellow who prayer; Dedicatory sermon by Prof. E. And hearts with heavenly joy bestirred. does not smoke is considered way be- In great variety. Photos mounted on Glass. Novelties in Schmid, of Oolurnbus.Ohio, Address by PART II. All 1-3 Off. Organ Recital Albert A. Stanley. liind the times; would not be admitted Picture Frames. Rev. Max Hein. Professor of Music in the University of into the tony set. lie would be ostra- Michigan and Director of the Univer- At 2:30 p. m. Prof. M. Loy.of Colum- sity School of Music. cized by all of the high-toned follows Garter clasps, Baby chain pins, Solid bus, Ohio, preached an English ser- PKOGKAM. and be snubbed and looked down upon. Silver thimble, throat Slides, Neck mon, all the songs and other exercises '. rnludo and Fugue, G minor I Sets, every canceivable designs, 5c to 6 Aria > Bach F. Who do you mean, my son: by».62.50, It's A Good Habit at this service being rendered in Eng- c Pastorale. ) saying that all smoke? lish. II. Andante, from Symp. In C. Beethoven S. Why, I mean all the tony boys and For a man or woman to get into the way of looking about and In the evening, Rev. C. Clessler, of Adapted by A. A. Stanley a good many of the leading teachers of All 1-3 Less. ascertaining what is going on all around them. They frequently Bridgewater, and Rev. G. F. H. Mei- III. Sonata—C minor. Op. 183 Merkel the high school, and nearly all of the save good hard-earned dollars by learning to bliy in the best mar- Allegro. Andante. Allegro. ket. The cheapest and best market is at. ser, of Detroit, both made short addres- IV. Adagio in B major Widor professors in the University. Shirtwaist Sets, Collar Buttons, Safe- ief>. F. How do you know, John, that the ty Waist pins from the cheap to the ele- On each occasion the church was From Sixth Organ Symphony gant and are goods you always need, high school professors and the profess- crowded to its utmost capacity. For a V, . joFantasi Canzonae in, E Minor—"ThI e Storm" et them now at f v .GuilmanLemmenst ors in the University indulge in this long time this congregation has been I b Lamentation, j Than You Pay Any J. D. STIMSON & SONS, GROCERS, VTT ja Intermezzo from "Lakme" . Delibes habit. crowded into a building entirely in- I 6 Grand Processional March. Uuonod Other Time. of 24 South State Street. They keep the best groceries in the adequate to its ceedf. It can now hold From the Queen of Sheba. S. Why, I see them smoking on the 1-3 Less VIII. Old Hundred streets every day. city and want people to know that at their store is the place to its services in one of the most comfort- Let all stand and unite in singing get fine goods and at the same time save each week a few of those able church buildings in the city. the Doxology. P. Why John, you don't mean to Sample Line Handkerchiefs and hard-earned dollars. say that all the professors smoke on the Mufflers, only one of a kind and repre- The sructure cost $25,000, all but $3,000 Hospital Report. of which has been paid, a condition of streets. sent every style and value known to the Supt. Clark, of the University Hos- trade ONE TRIAL IS ALL WE ASK, things which speaks well for the board S. Oh no, not all of them, but a good pitals has just handed in his annual re- of trustees who have had the building many of them do. Some of them only Because after that it won't be a trial—you will be one of our regu- port. It contains some very interest- % in charge and for the liberality of the smoke at home. Even Prexy keeps lar customei s. ing items. During the past year there Are All 1-3 Off. members of the congregation who cigars in the house and smokes, and have been over 1500 patients in the hare contributed the money. gives them to other members of the hospitals. Of these 867 were males faculty when they call. i meeting' and 633 females. Among those taking F. Who do you mean by"Prexy"my treatment, the housewife leads the list Stamped Goods ORANGES A special session of the Board of son? Regents was held last fViday. The with 454. Farmers stand second with and tinted designs in Table Covers, 258. Among the patients 22 nationali- S. Oh, why Dr. Angell, of course) moat important matter that came up that is what the y all call him here. Commode and Dressing Scarfs, Lunch was the receipt of the resignations of ties were represented. Those between cloths, Matts, Tray cloths, Cushion cov- the age of 20 and 30 years predominated F. So then you have learned two ers, Fringed and tinted Crape Table and ORANGES all the members of the Homoeopathic Piano Scarfs, unlimited in variety and in numbers, there being 422 of them things, John, in Ann Arbor. One to A 10 Cent Cake of faculty, the same to take effect at what- smoke cigarettes; the other to use design ever time the regents might desire. There were 9 between 80 and 90 years CIRCASSIAN of age. The entire number were divid- slang names for men in high positions. No action, however, was taken, the S. Well father, they all do it here, ORANGES matter being referred to the medical ed as follows: Surgical, 349, among Now Selling 1-3 Off. BOQUET , these only five have died. Eye and ear and a fellow has to do what all the rest committee. The resignations handed do or they cal 1 him queer. SOAP in were by doctors McLachlan, Mack, diseases had 576, the largest portion be- F. But how did you find out that so Eggleaton and Hunt. The regents ing for eye troubles, f he department 200 Single Pairs Towels bought at 1-3 many of these professors use tobacco. Accepted the Columbian Organ in trust of diseases of women had 833 cases, of off, selling at like reduction 'until It is entirely paid for by the Mu- which only 5 have died. la the depart- S. Oh, the boys told me bnt 1 don't And a 15c Bottle of sical Society when a deed will be given ment of nervous diseases there were know bow the boys found it out, but SALYE R'S the regents. It is to be insured for $15,00 141 patients, of which 4 died. Dr. they all know that that is the fact. FOLEY'S CREAM Professors Freer and Campbell came Dock reports 243 patients of which 3 P. But John, you know that this Knit Goods imoking cigarettes or cigars or a pipe before the board with an appeal that died. In dermatology Dr. Breakey re- Knit Shawls, Infant's Jackets, Bonnets Are having their Keeps Your Hands Smooth the chemical laboratory be enla rged, ports 220 patients. is a very injurious practice. You and Caps, Knit Baby Veils, Wool, and Annual Orange Sale. know I have told you that the most em- Ploridas are ripe while the medical faculty asked for iilk. Ladies' and Misses' Leggins. Beau- And sweet now. and Free From Cbaps. $25,000 to enlarge the hospitals. Both Mr. Clark in his report recommends inent physicians have declared that it tiful line of Facinators and Hoods Try them. that the hospitals be given a injured men, and especially growing w You will be surprised these petitions were referred to the finance committee. A new seal was thorough disinfection during the sum- boys mentally and physicially. That It Than you can get At the fine quality. asked for by Pres. Angell, and a com- mer vacation. In regard to numbers tended greatly to injure if not to totally 1-3 Less them elsewhere. mittee appointed to decide upon a de- Mr. Clark states that at times there destroy the human voice. Tnat it B. & M. sign. Following this nearly two hours has been at least one-third more pa- dwarfed men's intellects in some meas- were taken up by the board listening tients here for treatment than the hos- ure, and this is especially true of youug DRUG STORE,'• to the arguments pro and con whethe r pitals could accomodate. He recom- and growing boys, and that it seriously Indian Baskets certain fraternities should be allowed mends that there should be a number injures them physically. You know I SALVER'S, 46 SOl'TM STATE ST.] to use the Gym for a hop. It was of small wards with six or eight beds told you about the case of a boy in Yp. Fancy designs in Work Baskets, Hamp- ers Card Baskets etc. finally decided that any student or- for special cases not desirable to have silanti who said himself, and his physi- 32 EAST HURON ST. 'Phone 122 ganization could use the Gym for a in a general ward. He also says that cians confirmed his statement, that he Selling until legitimate purpose upon the payment there should be a seperate ward lor died at eighteen years of age, killed by Christmas 1-3 Off. of S100. • pulmonary patients. A home for hospi- tobacco. You also know that the teach War of Words. tal nurses is also a very desirable addi- ers all over the state have frequently tion. reported and are unanimously of the The advertising agent of the street His l.aM Year. opinion that the use of tobacco has de- railway company got out a little sheet Prof. H. L. Willett has found his stroyed some of the brightest mind Christmas Ribbons. one day last week entitled "Street s Hailway Notes." It contained an arti- work in Chicago so heavy that he will under their charge, and many of their All Silk Ribbons, bright col cle scoring Brown, of the Times, be- be compelled against his will to drop brightest pupils have been compelled ors for fancy work. cause he has criticised the management his bible work at Ann Arbor, after to abandon their school life altogether the present year. His place will be on this account. No. 3 Ribbon 4 cts. of the road, but does not even thank No. 5 Ribbon 5 cts. him for all the long stretches of imagi- filled by Prof. G. P. Coler, formerly at S. Yes, I know all these facts. But ths head of the department of philoso- No. 7 Ribbon 6 eta. nation he has exhibited in favor of the then I think these teachers and doctors No. 12 Ribbon 8 cts. road heretofore. This induced Brown phy in the Ohio State University, now Continued on Page Four, of the Wisconsin State Normal School. No. 16 Ribbon 9 cts. to throw a column and a half editorial No. 60 Ribbon 19 cts. at the article in his Monday's issue. Of Prof. Coler is a man of fine ability, has had the very best of training and wili, The World's Fair Tests course the ^street railway people are without doubt, prove a worthy success- showed no baking powder squelched. or to Prof. Willett. Prof, ( oler will do so pure or so great in leav- Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder some teaching the second semester this ening power as the Royal. Mt* JOHN MOORE, 8 E. Huron St» World's Fair Highect Medal and Diploma. year. THE ANN ARBOK REGISTER: T

Organ Dedicated at Ann Arbor. Branch county prosecuting attorney The dedication exerci.es of the Col-hadn't a single criminal warrant in a t If It's a Sprain, Strain, or umbian organ {or the Frieze memorial month, and wings are in great demand fjEUSEL BROTHER organ, as it henceforth will be known at Coldwater. occurred in University hall, at Ann Whittaker, Washtenaw county, is Arbor, and the occasion was one which torn with speculative excitement by 1st. Mm Oil will long be remembered by the friends the discovery of surface oil in a well in Will Cure It d== of Michigan's great educational insti- course of drilling. tution. There was a generous attend- v •: ance, and the greater part of the Samuel Allen, aged 72, of Saginaw, §7,500 needed to pay what is still due while working on the F. & P. M. rail- New Bakery road fell through a hatchway at Lud- on the instrument was raised. The THESE ARE magnificent instrument was built by ington, and struck on his bead. lie AND Farrand & Votey, of Detroit, for the died almost instantly. Worlds Columbian Exposition two President Cleveland nominated years ago, and was recently purchased Thomas O'Hara, of Berrien Springs, as for the University of Michigan. The consul at San Juan del Norte, Xica- placing of a grand organ in this hall ragua. lie was formerly judge in the Confectionery Store was the thought of l'rof. Frieze, first Allegan-Berrien district. HARD TIMES! president of the L'niversity Musical society. The Charlevoix fishermen hauled in 777,005 pounds of fish the past season. 22 JE. HURON STREET. About 100 men are employed. Charle- And you cannot afford to spend your Michigan's Vote Canvassed. voix is one of the most important fish- The state board of canvassers, met ing stations on Lake Michigan. money for unnecessary articles. Buy # Thoroughly experienced bakers. Nothing but first-class goods at the office of the secretary of state at Lansing to canvass the vote cast at the Postmaster Geo. \V. Jones, of Otsego turned out Special Orders for Bread, Pies and Cakes promptly recei „ election, and declared the re-Lake, shot and killed himself. It is filled Orders from out of town solicited and given careful at- sult, -iii-; vote on governor shows supposed to have been an accident. that a total of 41fi,828 votes were cast Jones had been having trouble over an tention for this officer this year, while in 1892 alleged shortage in his accounts. GIVE US A TRIAL. it was 4fiO; a falling off of 91,732 Since the Muskegon common council votes. The total vote received by ordered City Attorney Brown to take Useful governor Rich this yearwas 237,815, an steps in the case of John Kuppen- increase of 15,087 over his vote in 1892. heimer, the defaulting clerk of the WE KNOW WE CAN PLEASE YOU. Fisher's vote of 130,823 this year was board of public works, he has skipped 74,405 Jess than were cast for Judge and left his family without money. Morse, who was the Democratic candi- date two years ago. The Populist Wexford county is blessed with vast vote increased 8,585 over 1892. and the forests of birch of every known Prohibition vote decreased 1,989. GOT.variety. All kinds are now valuable Christmas Rich had a plurality of 1.06,392 and a to furniture manufacturers, and as a clear majority over all of 57,605. result white birch, which until re- cently was scarcely saleable at all, is At Wahr's. now in brisk demand at good prices. MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS. Olaf Olson, of Mu.skegon. and John Clift'man, of Rothburv. Oceana county, SPECIAL SALE OF CoM water is to have a big stove fac- ; were pounced upon by Peter and Will- tory. Present iam Vanderberg, who claimed Cliff- George Fuller was accidentally shot man owed them 95. They knocked at lioyne City, and cannot live. ! Cliffman down, kicked him and nearly And it will be appreciated. We have bought a big stock of Holiday Books John A. Hardy, of Saginaw, Tell killed him. Cliffman is fatally in- goods for the Christmas trade. They will go at bargains that from a brewery roof and will probably jured. you can not afford to miss. die. AND Margaret Ross has commenced pro- Ed. Divine, of St. Helen, got 90 days ' ceedings at Hay City for a divorce Fine Plush Rockers $3.00, $3.50 and $5.90. Nice polished at Ionia for selling liquor without * Ross, a Oak Center Tables, $2.75. Upholstered Foot Rests will go j farmer, after having lived with him Fancy Goods license. , for 50 years and borne him 14 children, at 75c. A new assortment of Screens. (See our leader in Lack of snow has caused a suspen- , j\jrs, Ross js 70 years old, and her hus- Oak at $1.90). Easels from 75c up. Carpet Sweepers from sion of logging operations near band two years her senior, *he alleges We offer all our sets at wholesale cost. 20 to 30 per cent, Cadillac. cruelty. $1.25 up. We sell the ' 'Sweeperette" which is the best discount on all Miscellaneous and Juvenil3 Books. 1000 Elliott Van Natter, near OtisviHe, Charles King, the one-armed dray- Carpet Sweeper on earthnr-Try it. Bed Blankets and Com- vols. finely bound books for 2oc each; 5 for $1.00. 500 hunter, by an accidental discharge, man of Port Huron, who was accused loses his left foot. of smuggling celluloid and discharged, forters from $1.00 up. Wool Blankets at cost. An Over- vols. Standard Authors, bound in Morocco, for 50c each. will bring a damage suit against Chief stuffed Parlor Suit, trimmed with fringe, only $22.00, for ftr« Genuine Oxford Teacher's Bible, complete edition, Capt. Matteson, a well known resi- dent of Traverse City, dropped dead of Police Stoddard for $10,000. King- pieces. Chamber Suits $11.50, $14.85 and up to $75. A with Maps, bound in fine Morocco, for $1.50. Largest claims that he was locked up when while milking his cow. there was no charge against him and big assortment of Iron and Brass Bedsteads at very low price?. collections of German and French Books in the city. Sault Sto. Marie young men have before any warrant had been issued. All the new and popular Holiday Books at special dis- organized an athletic club and engaged New Ropa Portieres and Tapestry Portieres. New Chenille a Detroit man as instructor. Prank Notton. the labor agitator count. New stock of Imported Photograph Albums, who was the principal cause of last Portieres will go at $2.75 per pair. Lace Curtains from 6-§c Calendars and Booklets. Special discount to teachers The new Traverse City Light Guards summer's strike in the upper peninsula to $25.00 per pair. A new line of White Fur Rugs. Prkves and Sunday School Libraries. will endeavor to join the state troops mines, has been released from a six of all Carpets, Mattings and Rugs are reduced". IMPORTER, BOOK-SELLER as soon as a vacancy occurs. months' imprisonment without a trial. A. Biggitt, an employe in Sand's Notton will bring suit at Ironwood A $6.00 Moquette Rug for $4.00. Children's Toy Cradles, AND STATIONER, camp, near Lake City, had his skull against 8. S. Curry, the mine owner Chairs and Tables, Doll Carriages, etc., and many other ar crushed, dying half an hour later. who caused his imprisonment, for 820,000 damages, for his lost liberty. tides too numerous to mention. Ann Arbor, Mich. Lars Johnson, a Swede farmer, was GEORGE WAHR There are 30 people on Isle Royal, discovered hanging by the neck in an old stable at Mancelona. Suicide. Lake Superior, who will be completely isolated from the outside world during Kalamazoo society belles—about 50 the next five months, the last steamer of 'em—are going to do the living for the season having departed. The Come and be Pleased with the Low pictures act for sweet charity's sake. people, however, look at the matter in a Geo. E. Brock, prominent lawyer philosophical light and are preparing to Still. have a good time. They are well sup- and business man, died at Paw Paw of Prices. brain trouble produced by overwork. plied with live stock and breadstuffs. O. F. Munson, principal of Hesperia's i -•"Thre-e cases of small-pox are re- schools, fell downstairs. He is para-> Port?d.at Smith's camp, near Toma lyzed and will probably not recover. hawk Lake, on the Michigan-Wiscon- They Come sin line. The • entire crew was dis- Cold water is to have a large stove charged after having been exposed and Elegant new goods for MARTIN HALLER'S HOLJDA V manufactory, operated by 15. S. Tib-they are now seeking employment in TRADE. You should see them. Such choice pieces of Fur- bitts. Work will begin soon on theother camps. There is great danger niture have seldom been brought to Ann Arbor. Now is the time buildings, which will be 260x60 feet. of small-pox becoming prevalent in to select your gifts to avoid iissapointment. Mr. Haller will put A new military company has been the hundreds of lumber camps in aside anything you want and deliver it to your order. He does not organized at Traverse City, which will | northern Wisconsin and Michigan. make a leader of one thing, but of everything, and his .prices are be knowD as the Traverse City Light The furniture manufacturers of KOCH & ME, actually astonishing—lower than you think such fine goods could (juards. Grand Rapids and of the state will be made for. • make an organized effort to have the At Owosso Bishop Gillespie formally prison manufacture of furniture 56,58 AND 60 S, MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. SPECIAL SALE OF FANCY FURNITURE pronounced sentence of deposition stopped entirely. The report of the upon Rev. Joseph St. John, the erring Ionia House of Correction, showing a Saginaw rector. deficiency of $157,000, will be used to FOR* TWO WEEKS. The municipal commission at Lan-brace up and substantiate the argu- Just step into the store and see the novel designs in Chairs and sing will recommend that no village of ments and claims which will be ad- Rockers, Writing Desks, Book -Cases, Kattan Goods, etc. You'll less than 3,000 people be allowed to in-vanced against the state continuing in lind nothing to equal them ielsewhere. Just received a few more corporate as a city. the industry. FURNITURE! Tapestry Rockers and Cobbler Seat Rockers that have been sell- J. H. IJascome and H. Lyler got into Owosso does not intend that the ing so well. Get one while you can. a dispute at ISoyne Falls. Kascome headquarters of the Ann Arbor railway Everything New and in the latest style and a UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS $2.75, $3.00, $3.25, $3.50, struck Lvler with an ax, breaking- the division shall slip out of its grasp. $3.75, $4.00, $5.00, and very fine ones as high as $10.00 and $15.00. bones in Lyler's face. The city has a contract with the com- Prices to Suit the Times. PARLOR, SUITS$19.00, $25.00, $32.00, $40.00, $50.00, $75.00 The legality of the Antrim county pany which stipulates that the division local option law will be tested at the headquarters shall always remain in and $100.00. Owosso. The contract was signed by EASELS as low as 75c, $1.00, $1.25, etc. present terra of court, and the interest in the case is growing warm. the company upon the payment of That is What . $35,000 by the city toward the enter- TELEPHONE 184. A deaf mute, the daughter of Edward prise. The validity of the the contract Fry, was killed by being run over by a is now to be tested. MARTIN HALLER, train at Yale. Her head and limbs You Want- were completely separated from her Mrs. Geo. C. Truesdell, of Jackson, body. gave a birthday party for her ten-year- And you will find it at 52 S. Main and 4 W. Liberty Sts. old daughter, Irene, attended by 40 the new furniture store. Elevator. ANN ARBOR, MICH. Eugene Keasey, victim of Robert children who were playing in the par- of Webster's fury, near South Haven, lor when a large stand lamp was may not lose his sight, after all. He tipped over, exploding and scattering can see out of one eye, and the other the burning oil in all directions. No may be saved. one was very badly burned, but several CAMP BROS., THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK The bakers of Port Huron for some children were prostrated from fright. 57 S. Main S. St. They keep on hand a complete line of Bedroom Suites,' The fire department soon had the fire Organized 1869, under the General Banking law or this State. time past have been cutting the price Chairs, Sofas Springs, Mattresses, Baby Carriages, Rockers, Mirrors, Settees. of bread, and finally they held a meet- under control, but the interior of the house .was ruined. etc. All kinds of Upholstering and repairing promptly done at reasonale rates. SURPLUS, $150,000. TOTAL ASSETS, $1,000,000 ing and agreed to reduce the price to CAPITAL, 1)/i cents per loaf. Charges have been filed aga'nst three The schools, Sunday schools and Saginaw policemen by the Social Business Men, Guardians, Trustees, Ladies and other persons will find this Bank achurches in Tekonsha township, Cal- Purity league for visiting- an assigna- houn county, have been closed and all tion house and indulging in disorderly A WINTER'S ENTERTAINMENT! public meetings prohibited to prevent conduct. The officers admitted visit- Safe and Convenient the spread of diphtheria. ing the house but deny the disorderly charge. Mrs. GK M. VVashburn, presi- GREAT VALUE WEEKLY NEWS Place to make Deposits and do Business. Interest is allowed at the rate of 4 PETi The state board of agriculture wants GENT, on all Savings Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, according to tlie rules of tlu dent of the Social Purity league, says $44,750 for new buildings, etc., at the that many members of the police force OF THE WORLD bank, and, interest compounded semi-annually. Agricultural college, including $17,500 are responsible for the downfall of FOR Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5,000. for dairy buildings, $4,000 for a stock young girls and threatens an upheaval LITTLE MONEY. FOR A TRIFLE. barn, 815,000 for repairs and $8,000 for of the police department. Secured by unincumbered real estate and other good securities. students' labor. DIRECTORS: Christian Mack, W. D. Harriman, William Deubel, David Tuscola county claims that in the Probably the oldest couple living in llinsey, Daniel Hiscock, W. B. Smith and L. Gruner. tax apportionment of 18W) an error was Michigan reside in Huron county, not made by which the county paid 856,000 far from Bad Axe—Mr. and Mrs. Jacob The New York Weekly Tribune, •OFFICERS: Christian Mark, President; W. D. Harriman, Vice-president; Cfoaemore than their share of the state Hiller. Mr. Hiller was born October E. Hiscock, Cashier; M. J. Fritz, Assistant Cashier. taxes, and now the state board of 19, 1701, and Sarah Hiller, his wife, March 16, 1793. The were united in A twenty-page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of the United auditors have been asked to refund the States. It is a National Family Paper, and gives all the general news of the amount. marriage April 14, 1814, and since that REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK time have lived peaceably together. United States. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its "Agri- At Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the close of business, October 2,1894. John Blau and Fred Kadner of Cal- They both enjoy good health. The cultural" department has no superior in the country. Its "Market Reports" are recognized authority. Separate departments for "The Family Circle," LIABILITIES. umet, held up and robbed an Italian old lady takes care.of the house, makes RESOURCES. girl of 8101. It was pay day at the garden and does other chores. She "Our Young Folks," and "Science and MecJuinics." Its "Home and So- Loans and Discounts 1385,685 75 Capital Stock paid in * 50,000 00 ciety" columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general Stocks, Roads. Mortgages, Surplus fund 150,000 00 mines and over 8200,000 was paid out moves around more spry than many etc 477,551 91 Undivided profit* 12,191 65 to employes. The girl was on her way people half her age. Mr. Hiller is also political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex- Overdrafts 1,589 31 Dividends unpaid 650 90 home with her father's and another haustive. Banking house 20,500 00 quite smart. He walked some distance Furniture, Fixtures and man's money when robbed. to the polls to vote at the last election. Safety Deposit Vaults... 9.915 72 DEPOSITS. Julius Dunkiel, of Big Rapids, was A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and Other Real Estate 4,997 07 TJie Register for Current Expenses and Banks and Bankers I 5,200 68 accidentally killed near LeRoy. Wm. The annual report of State Salt In- Taxes paid 2,533 28 Certificates of deposit.... 81,852 11 Moreman, a farmer, went to his barn Commercial deposits 208,102 62 spector Hill shows that there are 109 CASH. Savings deposits 612,900 05 -1907,564 46 to shoot a hog. The gun was accident- firms in the state manufacturing salt, One Year For Only $1.25, Dae from banks in reserve ally discharged, the bullet going the number of blocks 112, and 4,000 cities »I58,26« 06 through the side of the barn and strik- D»e from other banks and II, 120.406 11 6alt covers with an estimated capacity CASH IN ADVANCE. bankers 1.592 87 ing Dunkiel in the back of the head, of 5,425,000 barrels of salt. The num- V hi -kf and cash items... 1,319 74 killing him instantly. ber of barrels inspected during the (The regular subscription for the two papers is $2.00) Niekles and pennies 205 41 STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WISHTENAW, SS Gold coin 80,000 00 I,CHA8. E. HISCOCK,Cashier of the above name*; The Squire-Dingee pickle company, year was3,138,941 as follows: Sag-inaw Subscriptions .Hay Bctflu at Any Time. BUverooin 2,500 00 Bank,do solemnly swear that the above state of lienton Harbor, will soon commence county, 463,083; Kay, 438,647; Huron, U. 8 and National Bank the erection of two big buildings at 81,335; St. Glair, 404,628; Iosco, 87,100; Address all orders to Notes 23,719 00-5217,638 10 ment is true, to the best of my knowledge and Midland, 29,458; Manistee, 1,134,244; belief. CHA8. £. HISCOCK, Cashier. liangor. They will contract with fM'.>0,106 farmers thereabouts to plant cucum- Mason, 560,546. The amount of salt THE REGISTER. COBKECT-Attest: CHRISTIAN MACK, W. D. HARRMAN, h. GRONER. Directors. bers on 2.000 acres of land. The fac-manufactured was 3,485,428, an increase Subscribed and sicorn to before me this Mh day of J/«y, mot. MICHAEL J. FRITZ, tory plant will be removed from near compared with 1893 of 460,321 barrels. Write your name and address on a postal card, tend it to Geo. W. Best Chicago, because of the lack of pure The receipts of the office were 89,410.71, Notary Public. and expenses §8,'J2'J.U3. .', Tribune Building, New York City, and sample copy <•< THE NEW water. YOBE WEEKLY TRIBUNE tM be mailed to ywjree. ' THJi AJSA AttButt ttKXiISTJUK: TI.UKSDAV, DECEMBER 20 1894.

"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES." NEWS OF ALL KINDS. FAMOUS NOVELIST DEAD. GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF Robert T.ouis Stevonson, Author of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," Died at Simon, EVENTS OF GENERAL INTEREST Advices from Apia, Samoa, are to the AND IMPORTAN CE. effect that the well-known novelist, Robert Louis Stevenson, died suddenly from apoplexy. His remains were in- Babies and Children SAPOLIO Some Interesting Gossip of the Oriental terred on the summit of Pala mountain, thrive on Scott's Emulsion when all the rest of their food I 1,300 feet high. War Debs and His Associates of the Robert Louis Ralfour Stevenson was seems to go to waste. Thin Babies and Weak Children grow A. R. C Sentenced to Jail Another born in Edinburgh, November 13, 1S50. strong, plump and healthy by taking it. H. GOLDMAN Prop. One of his earliest works was an ac- Big Oil Trust Organized. count of his travels in California, but the work which established his reputa- tion as a writer of fiction was "Treas- News Froin the China-Japan War. ure Island," published in 1S83. Among Scott's Emulsion Shanghai: It is stated that the Jap- the most popular of his works is -'Dr. anese have effected a landing at Shan- Jekyll and jlr. Hyde." Some time ago overcomes inherited weakness and all the tendencies toward DETROIT FRUIT STORE, Hai-Kwan and near Taku. The Jap- Mr. Stevenson, who was suffering from anese are said to number about 25,000 lung trouble, went to the South Pacific Emaciation or Consumption. Thin, weak babies and growing men. Large numbers of Tonghaks in for his health. He became enraptured children and all persons suffering from Loss of Flesh, Weak 24 E. Huron Street.* southern Korea made an attack upon with the Samoan islands, and decided Koshin, and were defeated by the to take up his residence there. He took Lungs, Chronic Coughs, and Wasting Diseases will receive Japanese with great slaughter. Two a close interest in Samoan affairs. untold benefits from this great nourishment. The formula of the rebel chiefs were killed. CHEAPEST AND BEST iFRUIT IN THE CITY. Yokohama: A detachment of the for making Scott's Emulsion has been endorsed by the med- second Japanese army have occupied Almost the Entire Family Exterminated. ical world for twenty years. No secret about it. Kuchow. a town some ;."> miles north Mrs. Winslow Shearman and her of Port Arthur. They met with no daughter, Mrs. Clinton Davis, who Sendfor pamphlet on Scott's Emulsion. FRE1'.. DETROIT PRICES, JUST READ THEM. resistance. The Chinese are retreating lived on a farm near Jamestown, N. Y., Scott & Bowne, N. Y. All Druggists. 50 cents and $ in a northeasterly direction towards were murdered by unknown persons. Best Florida Russet Oranges 15c and 20c per dozen. New Chwaw. Mrs. Shearman's husband had gone to Fine line of Bananas 10c and 12c per dozen. London: A Shanghai dispatch says attend the funeral of his son and Best line of Mixed Nuts 12c per quart. that the Chinese soldiers at Wei Hai daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Finest Lemons in town 12c per dozen. Wei intend to desert if the Japanese C. Shearman, who were killed by a New California Figs and Dates 10c per lb. appear. The Times publishes a. dis- train. He returned home about 4 Best Candy at lowest rate in town. patch from Kobe, Japan, stating that o'clock and was horrified to find his Fresh roasted Peanuts 5c per quart. it is supposed that the first and second wife and daughter lying dead in the Best Brazil Nuts, 10c per quart. Japanese armies will join forces and house. There is no clue to the perpe- LITTELL'S LIVING AGE Fine Fresh Almonds, 15c per quart. take Kor Chang and then make a com- trator of the crime, although it is ap- A Weekly Magazine of Best Filberts, 15c per quart. bined advance on Pekin. Further re- parent that the motive was robbery. inforcement will leave Hiroshima for Mr. Shearman has lost his reason. 1844 FOREIGN PERIODICAL LITERATURE. the front within a few days. The posi- Giving ;J3OO Double-Column Octavo Pages of tion of Jji Hung Chang at Tien 'I sin is Another Prize Fighter Killed. Matter and Unequalled in Quality and Quanity. established on a firmer basis than ever. George (Kid) Lavigne, of Saginaw, TOBACCO, CIGARS AKJ) PIPES AT Even the empress dowager has given and Andy Bowen, of New Orleans, met 1895 The Ablest Minds of the Age him emphatic assurance of her confi- before the Auditorium club, at New R O CK- B OTT OM PR ICES. dence. After trying various alterna- Contribute to make this periodical Orleans, to fight for $3,000 a side. The 1 tives, the court finds that Viceroy Li contest was a hot one, the Michigan Encyclopedic in Scope, Character, Ccmpleteness, and Comprehen- Hung Chang is indispensable, as he is man had the best of it all along, and siveness. the only capable man, the others having ; in the eighteenth round knocked proved to be useless. ABLEST i:svlVS AND BKVIKWS, BIOGRAPHY, FOKTIIY, 1 Bowen out. Notwithstanding efforts LATEST ICl-.'M I/TN OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, STOKllis OF TRAVEL Remember the Place, to revive him, Bowen continued in an AMI EXPLORATION, EVER1 PHASE OF (I LTI UK A>I> PROGRESS IN TIIK KI KOPEAN UNITED STATES AND SPAIN insensible state, and was finally taken to his home, where he died the next UOKLD. At Sword's Points on Tariff iMatters.- morning. To each MC\\ subscriber remitting 18.00 for W'l will be sent 24 E. Huron St., H. GOLDMAN. Dncle Sum Getting Hell Met. ABSOLUTELY FREE Spain has for years been a source of Cleveland Man Killed by Ilurglars. The ^Thirteen Weekly Issues of \ Day, diplomatic trouble to the United William H. Price, a prominent busi- I< mestic SbntMy, < liristian Nation, States. She has at times placed the ness man and a member of the tirm of tT=L- ^THE LIVING AGE McClure'g Magazine, 8. 8, Times, LOUIS ROHDM, most outrageous .tariffs and excessive Chandler & Price, of Cleveland, was --Midland Monthly, Golden Kt fines upon American exporters and murdered by burglars who were dis- Oct.. Nov., Dec. 1884), forming an octavo vol-1 Qntiev'i Marmzine steamers, and although in most cases I covered in the house by Mr. Price. lie wheat m , A Ifear'a Subecrlp- : '•''"•" ' ;"' •'•"-.': ' don 1 > any one «t the following publlca- I Or a S month a subscription to/Scno- Spain has been forced to acknowledge heard a noise and proceeded to investi- ^ r'$ Magttt gate when one of the robbers fired. Lahigh Valley Coal, Hard & Soft Wood herself in the wrong restitution cduld A NEW SERIES was begun January 1st, I.-!'-1. To any XEW subscriber not be secured. Fully |5,00a,000 in The shot took effect in Mr. Price's CALL AND GET PRICES. OFFICE; 35 E, HURON ST. YARDS: 50 W. HURON ST. claims are now standing against Spain breast and he only lived a few minutes. desiring to have this Series completed, the (104) numbers for the Ann Arbor, 31icfi if/an. and she will not even submit to arbi- The burglars escaped. TWO YEARS, 1894 (did 1897. tration. will be sent, postpaid, for ONLY $10.00. The passage of the Wilson tariff bill 13,000 Pennsylvania Miners to Strike. carried with it the repeal of all rec-ip The 10,000 or 12,000 miners in the THIS OFFER IS lyPARALELLED. rocity treaties, and Spain, to retal- Dubois, Reynoldsville and Punxsu- No other publication in the United Statesto-day presents its equivalent. It GIBSON & CLARK, iate, has placed in force in her West tawney. Pa., coal Selds, recently suf- makes THE LIVING AGE absolutely the cheapest magazine published. Indies possessions a tariff against fered a 5 per cent reduction and re- SUCCESSORS TO United States products which is utterly ceive now only 35 cents a ton for min- Ncic Subsi ribers may avail themselves of either of the above offers. prohibitive. President Cleveland has ing. They say that they cannot live Published Wtokli ;n 88.00 a year, free of postage. Bates for cln bbl nirwlth other peri- MORGAN & GIBSON. at those figures and a strike will prob- odlcles sent on application Sample copies, 16 ots. each. Address LITTELL & CO., NO. 12 W. HURON ST tried in almost every diplomatic way 31 Brtllord Si., BOKIOII. P to have it removed but without avail, ably be called on January 1 unless the Leaders in Artistic Photography. and now, becoming tired of such stub- old rates are restored. bornness,he has decided to place a pro- hibitive duty on Cuban sugar. Our THE MARKKTS. principal product exported to Cuba is RESTORE To Those Along the Line of- Hour and in the year 1893 our exports Toledo. of this staple to Cuba alone were Wheat, No 2 red Corn, No •-' mixed valued at nearly 93,250,000. On the Oats, No 2 white LOST VIGOR other hand, during the same year, we Buffalo. J.Vw discoTcrj Wil1 brace you upin ft week Sod with WEITTS5 The Lateral Sewer! bought about $64,000,000 worth of Cattle—mixed shipments v >- ;!'AP.AW EE to Cure NerTc-jsDi.bility, I.OM of 8«n»l Power in . V. u>i ey. rr ». You will want attachments This action by the President is equiv- Lambs onl.T wo c:»e a written guaianri'i- to euro or refund tne iuoui.y. AJdreo and plumbing to enable you alent to a formal notice to the nations Hogs, choice weights VEAlt MEDICINB CO.. Cleveland. Obio. Common and rough of the earth that if trade discrimina- to take advantage of the Cleveland. tions against the United States do not Cattle, best grades cease measures will be adopted by the Lower grades President for the protection of Amer- Hogs BUCKEYE ROUTE! ican commerce. As has been said, one Wheat. No 2 red Sewer System. Corn, No 2 THE COLUMBUS, X f i ARBO of the chief offenders is Spain, and for Oats, No 2 white that reason Madrid is selected as a Pittsburg. AND point of attack, though the action Cattle OCKING VALLEY /NORTH MICHIGAN will be rightfully construed as Hogs >v Sheep and lambs 12 9/ RAILWAY. lEeflSH SCHNEIDER BROTHERS, indicating a policy applicable to Ger- Wheat. No2red AND TOLEDO R'Y* A many, Denmark, France and many Corn, No 2 H 1 18 THE SHORTEST AND 01 ' Plumbers, Gas Fitters, dealers in all kinds of Steam Heating Ap- other nations that have put an embargo Oats, No 2 waite TO C0LVMBV8, ATHENS, POMEBOT, and . on certain American products. Cincinnati. alt CENTRAL and SOUTHERN mil" paratus. None but skilled labor employed. RATES REASONABLE. Cattle, good to prime 4 15 POINTS. MARIETTA, PARKERSB We should be glad to have you give us a call ao our new store on Lowi • 2 2.) BOANOKE, NORFOLK, BICBMOND, and Debs et al. Guilty and Sentenced. Hogs 4 35 @ (A, VIRGINIAS and CAR0LINA8 '•Guilty as charged," was the finding Sheep anil lambs 1 •;.-> * Wkeai. No 2 red ;»i "_• announced by U. S. Judge Woods at Corn, No 2 mixed West Washington Street. Chicago, against President Eugene F. Oats. No .' mixed -. — 83M i Time Card June 7tli, 1S94. Debs and other leaders of the American New York. Railway Union in the great railroad Cattle, fair to choice 3 50 O 530 strike of last summer. The decision 5 15 Sheep, good to choice 3 50 STATIONS. THE NEW HARKET, was a very long one. Much of it was Lambs 4 60 Detroit I.v devoted to showiug that the United Wheat. No 2 red MX Toledo " States had authority to intervene in Corn, No 2 S3 Frstorla " 40 SOUTH STATE ST., order to abate a public nuisance, Oats, No'.! white Carey " which affected the whole nation, and Chicago. L'p. Ktuidusky HANDLES AIL KINDS OF . Cattle, best steers 500 Marion " that the United States had a right to ('ommen 2 JB6 R 88 Prospect " stop unlawful interference with the Sheep a 00 3 2.5 Delaware ... " passage of United States mails and Lambs Z Sfi 4 38 Cclumbus. interstate commerce. When the judge Hogs 4 M0 4 00 Fresh and Salt Meats Wheat, No2red 54* Lancaster... was ready to pronounce sentence none Corn, No 2 i4 40", Lottan of the defendants had anything to say. 32Si Nelson ville.. ALSO LARD OF OUR OWN MAKE. Oats, No 2 white :r; vs Athens Judge Woods then sentenced Vice-Pres- Mess Pork, per bbl 1185 @ 18 00 ti Va <3>6 !» McArthur. ident Howard, Secretary Keliher, Lard, per ewt (iallipolis... Treasurer Rogers and Directors Burns, Detroit. Middleport.. Cattle, good to choice 3 50 @ 400 P roeroy.... The Best Ice in the City Elliott, Hogan, Goodwin and Macvean Lower grades 3 00 @ 3 50 each to three months' imprisonment Hogs 4 35 & 4 50 in jail, but suspended sentence on the Sheep 1 50 @ 2 50 GOING NORTH. last named director. President Debs Lambs 2 00 @ 3 10 We handle nothing but the best. Give us a trial. Wheat, No 2 red 544® 54* P M TlflE TABLE. was given six months. It was evi lent 55'4'4 55 !i STATIONS. " • •*•*'• P. V. A v No 1 white •3 45 that all had expected much more Corn, No 2 4fHft 45 Columbus... Lv.jtlO 10 •8 30 D 0( TAKING l.y We know we can please you, 31^ Delaware. 5 4."> severe sentences, and they seemed Oats. No 3 white 11 19 9 3>- 4 51 Hay. N'o 1 Timothy 9 50 9 75 Prospect ' fi 06 E 10 SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1893. well pleased. A stay of sentence for Potatoes, perou IS 50 Marlon " 11 30 10 0.. G lM 12 17 6 00 10 days was granted to permit of an Butter, dairy IT 18 Up. Sandusky " 7 IP 1 Trains leave Ann Arbor on Central stand- 26 12 84 6 I* appeal. There were two cases before Creamery Carey " 7 8- 6'45 ard I illu'. J. H. & S. B. NICKELS, Eggs 19 M Koslnria " 12 58 8 00 the court, one for contempt and the 2 05 Live Poultry, Chickens 6 ti'i Toledo Ar. 9 10 *10 45 9 Detroit Ar t6 20 tl 80 Mill I II. SO( Til. 40 S. STATE STREET other for violation of the federal Ducks P. M. statutes. The sentences were the same Turkeys P. M. A M P. M. in both cases but they run together * Daily, t Daily except Sunday. and are not cumulation. "r. arm. J\ THE EVENINa NEWS, Past Western Ex a 12 P. M derer of Win. Hiekwire, who was shot t CENTS pen COPT. Grand Kpds & Kal Ex 6 57 in his own borne by a masked man on 1O CENTS A WEEK. DETROIT. Chicago Night Express 10 25 the night of November 31. There is Pacific Ex.. 12 16 Wood of all Kinds and of Best Quality, Cheap $1.23 FOR 3 MOBTHS BY MAIU -— good evidence—circumstantial—of Cal- Ageade* ia erory TOU«e. town «nd oftr to tbe 8t«t» at lDAigma. O. W. KUGGLES. II. W HAYES, lahan's guilt, but it is almost univers- G. P. & T A., Chicago. Ag't., ^nn Arbor ally believed that he is insane. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20 894

TALK IT OVEK. In a State of Bankruptcy THE .REGISTER. HITS 'EM HARD. A Husband and Wile Talk Abont —is the condition of PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Continued From Page One, 'I'iK'ir Kami liter. The Husband our system if the liiotrns, Agree* nnd Submit*. liver becomes inac- ure mistaken, for nearly every day tive so that the SELBY A. MORAN, A few evenings ago Mr. and Mrs. when I go to school, I see several of the John L. D were sitting in the par- germs and poisons ANN U1BOH, MICH. Your can accumulate most eminent members of the medical lor and the conversation drifted upon within the body. acuity of the University smoking as their eldest daughter. "Ida has gone Keep the liver and TE RM S: to five theatres this season." Said the they pass along the streets, and I sel- bowels active and One Dollar per Year in Advance. wife, 'vis that so, who dons she go we're in a condition dom see one, but he has a cigar in has with?" asked the husband whose brow J of healthy pros- 1.50 il not ptild until alter one year. '/ perity and have mouth. These men are known to be is wrinkled from his business occuption. Last sufficiently well in- among the most eminent physicians in. "Why she sroes with Will F . He vested capital to tW Fit'!. a Sub- comes toseo her twice a week'' "Well draw upon in the <: it if it was injurious. Then, too, too. 43 in action, no griping as with old-fashioned sonable rates only are charged. they all claim to be high-toned Chris- pills. As a "dinner pill," to promote di- tian gentlemen, and they certainly gestion, take one each day after dinner. If you have not bought that Christ- To relieve the distress arising from over- THE movement which is already on would not set an example that would mas present yet it will pay you to go eating, nothing equals one of these little tend at all to injure the students under at once and look over Schall'er's stock "Pellets." foot to have the next legislature sub- of books and toys. You cannot find AT YOUR OWN Mrs. MELISSA ATWATKR, of S/euben, mit a measure changing' the constitu- their charge, or others who might anything more suitable in the city and Washington Co., Me,, writes : "As regards tional provisions relative to the sala- come within range of their influence. at a more reasonable rate then you can the little 'Pel- F. I can hardly believe that the peo- at Schallt r's new store, No. 19 E*. Wash- lets,' I think ries of state officers is one that deserves ington st. I could not do to pass. The recent frauds in regaid ple of the state would employ instruct- PRICE !^a without them. I do not like to the amendment for the same purpose ors for the youth, who would by their T. A. A. Bulletin. CLOTHING to be without set people to thinking, and the opinion example, thus lead the students under For the Christmas and New Year Hol- them in the their charge, into forming habits of house. I have has become quite general that such an idays. Rites of one and one-third fare spoken very amendment should pass. The business this character, but such seems plainly for the round trip will be made to all highly to to be the fact. I now very readily see points in Michigan and Central Traffic We will keep on this Clothing sale till the Holidays friends and of the state officers has increased since Asso. territory. Tickets will be sold Dec neighbors of 1850 and it is but right that there John that home influence and example 24th, 25 h, and ?lst,18!»4. and January them, and should be a proportionate increase in can and does have but little weight in Only, and if you want to buy the many are tak- lst,189o,limited to return not later than i n g them the salaries. this atmosphere and in the presence of Jan. 2nd 1895. Rates of one fare for through my such examples as these you have men- round trip will be, made for the follow- advertising ing meetings. The annual meeting of them. I will MRS- ATWATER. ONE of the Detroit daily papers takes tioned. There is no course left for me but the Knights of the Grip at Grand Rap- say they are the brst pill I can take, es- the Reform League to task about its to take you home, John, and keep you in ids Dec. 2fith and 27th, upon presen- pecially for an after-dinner pill, I think statement that more drinking and some business immediately under home tation of membership certificates is- they have no equal." sued by the Michigan Knights of the smoking is done by the upper classmen influences, until you become so firmly Grip. Tickets sold Dec. 26th and 27th. than by the lower Possibly the De- established that such examples would BEST GOODS ! limited to Dec. 28th, 1894. For the troit paper is right, and, possibly too' not lead you astray. I regret to have meeting of Grand Lodge Free and Ac- there is a different explanation for you give up your school and college cepted Alasons of Michigan at Detroit Jan. 22nd, 23rd and 24th. Tickets sold this than the one giren by the Detroi t course, but if we must have the tobac- Jan. 21st and 22nd, limited to return paper. It states that when the drinking co nabit with intellectual culture, then not later than Jan. 25th, 1895. freshmen and sophomores reach the T don't hesitate to abandon the intel- II. S. GREENWOOD, W. H. BENNETT, FOR THE LEAST MONEY higher classes and become more mature, lectual culture, and I am sure the ma- Local Agt. G. P. A. 44 they, of their own accord, give up the jority of the people of the state are of drink habit. That may have been true the same opinion. * IiivitattoiiK to Receptions. both before and since the latter half of People wishing to have invitations to the eighties, when the writer was in An Elegant Reception. parties, receptions, banquets, etc., de- livered by carrier can have same college. It certainly was not true from Mr. and Mrs. James L. Babcock promptly and carefully attended to by Hurry up -and see us before it is too late. Our Prices are r 1884 to 1888. \\ e believe, however? threw open their elegant residence^ a perfectly reliable person. Address, that both the Detroit paper, and the corner of Ann and Division sts. to their E. S. G Drawer D. City, and party will Lower than Ever as We want to carry nothing away. Reform League are in error in this many friends lust Saturday night. For call. Reasonable rates charged. Sat- EBERBACH DRUG CO isfactory references given. 49 matter. We believe that there is more the past \ear Mr Babcock has been at Call as early as possible at Manufactun //" Following Article): drinking and carousing among the low- work upon his residence, overhauling Holiday Excursion Kate*. ('. I'. Baking Powder, a pure er classmen than among the upper class- and entirely redecorating and .refur- The Michigan Central Railroad will CreaC m of TarteTt r PowdePd r 2Se lb. men. In this respect we believe that the nishing it. That he has succeeded in make the usual excursions rates of one lied and Yellow Cake CoUn no Is mistaken. On the other hand making it one of the most elegant and and one-third lowest local first-class bot. we do not believe that such students finely lurnishe i homes in the city is fare for all round trip tickets sold on 10 oz December 24th, 25th and 31st, and Jan- reform when they become seniors. The acknowledged by all who have seen it, Glycerine with Lavander for uary 1st, good to return up to and in- jo E. Huron Street, the hands and face 25c bot. real explanation is that precious few of Nearly 300 invitations were sent out cluding January 2nd 1895. 'Fragrant Halm for chapped those who patronize the saloons, wjiile and but lew regrets were received. Mr. H. W. HAYES, Agent, hands and face 25c bot. they are lower classmen, ever become .aid Mrs. Uabcock were assisted in re- Michigan Central R. II. 44 Ann Arbor. Hair Restorer, keeps the hair uppor classmen. It is such young rehhig the guests by senator and Mrs. ANN ARBOR. MICH. from falling out 75c bot. men who drop out of school at the end Geo. A. steel, of St. Johns, Dr. andMrs_ of the first or second year simply be- P. B. TibUals, of Detroit, Miss Eunice Bloom of Roses for the com- The U. S. Oov't Reports cause they lose the inclination and ca- Lambie, of Ypsilanti, and Mr. E. W. pexion 5 and 10c pkgs. show Royal Baking Powder Toilet I tie for the complexion pacity for doing University work while Butler, of Milwaukee, Wis. The guests 5 and 10c pkgs. indulging in such habits. began to arrive at eight and continued superior to alt others. Tooth Hash 25cbot to come until eieten. Some very fine music was furnished by the Minnis' Tan and Freckle Hash 26c bot. A Sen Directory. Orchestra, while Hangsterfer main- OUR 25 CENT COLUMN. Sweet Clover Butter Color will Glen V. Mills' new directory of Ann tained his reputation and did credit to not become rancid or give Arbor and Ypsilnnti citie?, will be the host by the manner in which he WANT13D. any taste to the butter VITANTKD—Apples by the Ann Arbor tO, 15, 20, 25, and 50c bot. ready for delivery about the first of the .sewed the refreshments. Now that TT Fruit and Vinega COtf Mr. and Mrs. Babcock have their new r Co. Poultry Powder for contagi- new year. Mr. Mills is proving quite NTB^-rA charter oak or other large home completed, it is to be hoped that wood stove. A. ft Regis er Office. § Not What You Pay, ous poultry diseases '45c pkg. a success as a directory man. He seems W 4iitf to be fully able to appreciate what peo- they will frequently open it to their ANTED—Parties desiring to buy or sell ple want in a directory and is making many friends on just such occasions as real estate will find ii to their advantage tWo call at room 11, Hamilton Block, 2(1 floor, his new one j tiht about as complete as that of last Saturday night. Ann Arbor, Houses and lots for sale or rent THE EBERBACH DRUG & CHEM-it is possible to make a book of this in desirable locality. OTtf kind. There are to be several new TTTANTES—People wishing to have Itvrita- But What It Pays You. ICAL COMPANY, Read Koch & Henne's big Christmas i\ tions to parties, receptions, banquets, features about the forthcoming vol- etc., delivered by carrier fan have same ad on page two. promptly and carefully attended to by a per- j.v.v A muni. - MICII. ume that former editions of the direc- fectly reliable person. Address, K. S. G. tory do not contain. Une is the loca- Chatterbox for 1891. Drawer D. City, and party will call Reason- ( able rates charged. Satisfactory references tion of streets which is given in con- This, the only genuine edition of given 49 There are two values to every purchase. What it Coats Chatterbox, contains a great variety of you, and what it Pays you. Cork costs 8c. per pound, bu* nection with the house directory, also I OH SALIC. THE BEST the lucation of inte^ecting streets in original stories, sketches and poems for its value to a drowning man is not a matter of dollars and fOH SALK OB EXCHANGE-A splen- reference to the numbers on each the young; and all the illustrations J did 40 acre. far_ m in town of Lodi: win be cents. which appear in it are expressly de- sold cheap or exchanged for house and lot in street. Another valuable feature will Ann Arbor. Enquire of W. Osius. Box, 1551 Suppose you buy a piano. Dozens of dealers say, "buy signed for this work by the most emi- 'ity. 44tf be the present address of all those who our"s,': "wo undersell all competitors," "our piano is the nent English artists. Over 200 full- T.1OK feAL K—A IBl.Ou Humphrey's Homoeo- have removed from the city during the cheapest one," all of which is not worth one cent to you page illastrations. X. pathlc Medeelne Case for family use. wil! past year. It was a great surprise to be sold at a bargain at John Moore's Drug after you've paid your money. This Year's volume is printed better, Store. It is something every family ought us, anil doubtless will be to most peo- to have. Here Is a bargain for the Bret pur- ple, to learn that fully one-out of every and on a finer quality of paper than chaser who applies. It will be sold at a big When you have bought your piano the question, "how fl ve names in the '94 directory have ever before. discount. 40tf much did I pay," does not satisfy your desire for a good piano. OR SALE -New Safe. Will be sold at a It's what the Piano pays you in satisfaction, in tone, in NURSER. changed the location of their residence, This, the acknowledge king of all ju- F bargain. Enquteeoi 8. A. Moran, Regis- thus making the publication of a new venile books published in the world, ter Office. durability, in musical quality that counts. A Few Testimonials. OR SALE—A No. ;>. Remington Type- We sell directory almost imperative. Mr. both as to merit and amount of circula- Writer, almost as good as new, will be sold NEW YORK INFANT ASYLUM— tion, is fully up to its standard of excel- at a discount of nearly 4(1 percent. Here is a The nursing bottle known as "The />'< tt,'' Mills informs us that the new book good chance to secure a bargain. Will be will be an improvement over the old lence this year. In fact it seems to old on monthlyy payments. Enquire of has been tried at the Asylum and is re- Rister Offy i commended most warmly especially for in both paper used and quality of print- grow better every year, and is eagerly A. Moran. Regi Office. the facility with which it can be kept jM>R BAUt— Having decided to remove ing. It would also be well to state looked forward to by tens of thousands t from Ann Arbor, I offer, for sale,tny resi- The perfectly clean. of young people as the holiday season dence on the corner of Monrot and Packard that only a limited edition will be is- streets. Terms to suit the purchaser. 6 per NEW YORK LYING-IN ASYLUM— sued, so that if you wish to be certain approaches. It contains over 400 pages, cent, interest on deterred*payments. I also I have used the nursing bottle "The offer for sale, lot l(i, Tappan l'ark Addition. Best," and find it superior to any I have to secure a copy it would be the proper and 200 illustrations by great English H.M.Taber. 86tf seen as having combined all essential thing to hand Mr. Mills your order at artists, and is not only a most interest- riOR SALE — Mrs. Perkln's farm, flehlin 1 finalities I therefore hcartly recommend once. Otherwise a long felt want may ing but very instructive book. Its I 80 acres, 2 miles east of Saline, 7 miles it. E. E. TULL, M. 1). south of Ann Arbor, Known as the Kellogg never be filled. healthy moral tone has always been ac- farm. Six acres rood bearing peach orchard, NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE house, barn, stock and well water in abund- knowledged. Small quarto. Illumin- ance, school within !_ mile. Price reasonable, AND HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN—] terms easy, call on premises or 44 S. lngalls- am pleased with your Nurser "The UOl'SE. ated board covers, $1.25. For sale at st., Ann Arbor. !)4tf Piano Best," it does all you claim for it. The engagement of Erne Pollster at bookstores. Estes & Lauriat, Publish f\OR SALE iMimegau & Richards are sel- L. A. DELL, M. D. ers, Boston. ' ling bailed hay and straw at wholesale tho Grand Opera House this evening, 1prices. No. 9 Detroit St. 84tf is one the patrons of that popular play B I In Columbia De«k Calendar, Li OR SALE—The undersigned will sell tin; We do not claim it's the lowest priced nor to "undersell house will undoubsodly appreciate. X. splendid farm of Hanson Session (to close all competitors." This talented actress is an established For tan years the desk calendar is- the cstatei laying on section two township of Northfleld, consisting of 214 acres of land for favorite and each year only adds to the sued by the Pope Manufacturing Com. We claim though that in over two-hundred Mehlin Pianos See the "Air-Inlet!" (as pany has held a unique place among the spni of seven thousand dollars which is easily adjusted as a Cork; it esteem in which she is held by the less than $33 per acre. Now is the time to get sold by us—not one has ever proven unsatisfactory or given business helpers. Each daily leaf dur- a bargain, first come first served. E. Tread- the purchaser a moment's uneasiness. cannot leak or be pulled out amusement going public. A more will and H. S. Sessions, Executors of Hanson ing that time has taught its quiet les- Session. Dated, Ann .-.rbor, Dec. 26, 1893. 42tf by baby) lets in air Back of Food as strongly emotional and heart touching son of the value of bettor roads and out- You can afford to pay a little more if you must do so »o fast as food is sucked out, and making it actress can not be found. Her art is door exercise, and especially the bene I/.tttM *'*>"• NAi/K—120 Acres oi Laud.six get what you want. impossible for nipple to collapse and r miles from city, or will exchange for city prop exquisite and when occasion requires fits of bicycling. The calendar for 1895, erty. Enquire at No. S E. Libertv-st. 31tf thus prevents wind colic. See how easi- it, she arises to heights of surprising ly "THE BEST" is cleansed! which is just issued, is even brighter jAAHSi FOK NAI.K:—The Bullock or hverett power. It is more then a privelege, it than its predecessors in appearance, as V farm, 3 miles west of Salem station and 11 A clean bottle prevents bowel trouble. is a pleasure to see her act. On the miles from Ann Arbor, containing 109 acres, clever artist have added dainty silhou- house and bans, stock and well water in abund- AT DRUGGIST, 85C ; if yours declines present occasion, she will be seen in ette and sketch to the usual wise and ance, timber; school and church with in a mile; THE to get it, sond us 30c. for one by mail, her latest and what has been considered witty contributions that have hereto- laud naturally the best; all seeded down. Price post-paid. and terms reasonable. Call on or addres: Andrew by many to be her greatest impersona- fore given this popular calendar its E. Uibnon.30 Muyuard St., Ann Arboi, Mich. 70tf Our "Cllnyfaat" Nipple, pure gum, tion, "Doris" in the successful play of 50c. doz , pjst-paid. charm. Ii can be had for five 2-two cent that name. The author, Mr. Kobert stamps from the Pope Manufacturing FOR RENT. THE GOTHAM CO., 70 Warren St., New York. Drouet wrote it expressly for Miss EUs- Company. Hartford, Conn., or from any OUSES TO BENT—Several Houses with modern improvements, unfurnished I ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO. lor and has fitted her with a role in Columbia bicycle agency. Hrooms for small Families, at reasonable prices. which she is surpassing all creations. Call on J.Q. A. Sessions, Heal Estato Agent, Prices, 35, 50. 72 and $1. II ilic Baby IN Cutting Toelli. Office No. 5N. Main-st. 2nd floor, Residence General flusic Dealers. :«i E. William-st. ' " W. H. BUTLER, Be sure and uso that old and well-tried TJOOjUSforUght housekeeping and furnish- l\ O. IILIM.., ANN AUBOK, Midi. If you are in nmi of Ary goods read Hie remedy, Mas. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING _TV ed rooms. Apply ti* Room •>. third floor. big advertisement of Bach <£ Jioath on SYRUP for children teething. It soothes Hamilton block. Modern conveniences, In- 51 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN wretary ond lYe&turtr Xuf. Savings and Loan page n of this issu*. • the child, softens the gums, allays al cluding steam heat. IMf 'if in, pain, cures wind colic and is the best BENT—A very pleasant Uouscof nine Dr, Price's Cream Baking; Powder remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents Mis One fifty per week. Iti'iuiiv :ii MONEY TO LOAN. tarafe* < elc M_— al MiiwJ.n'j- P»\, S* 1 Francisco. a bottle. log \v Liberty street. 4."i TJUU ANA AKBUR .REGISTER: TLURSDA\, DECEMBER 20 1894

The University of Mo. will establish There Is Merit a department for the training of news- In Hood'a Sarsaparilla. I know it because paper men as soon as the funds will It has done me good. I was in a bad condition ]> Tlll'lt. The Oracle was put out last Monday morning and is more than up to the standard. The business men contribut- A GREAT SALE el literally and as a result the issue is finely gotten up, while the contents show that the editors have done equally Better # Cheaper. -OP - as well. Detroit's 4(0 attended, enmasse, the HE ROYAL BAKING POWDER is more economical than concert given by the U. of M. Glee, other brands because of its greater leavening strength, as iind Banjo Chilis at Htrassburg Hall T last Saturday night. The hall was well shown by both the U. S. and Canadian Government Reports. 8lied and the boys were at their best. Dry As a result everybody was highly The other baking powders contain from 20 to 80 per cent, less pleasei. The U. of M. Daily does not like the leavening gas than the ROYAL. So the ROYAL, even should action of the Kegents in granting the John R. Lochary, Roxbury, Ohid use of the Gym. to the Palladium fra- it cost more than the others, would be much the cheaper. With Sow Stomach, Heart Palpitation, ternities at a rental of $100. It claims In addition to this the superior flavor, sweetness, wholesome- Hot Flashes. Since taking Hood's Sarsapa- that this practically bars out all smaller Goods rilla I am as well as ever. I give Hood's Sar- organ zations which are unable to pay ness and delicacy of the food raised by ROYAL BAKING saparilla all the credit. I took no other the $100 for the use of the Gym. medicine. JOHN E. LOG-HART5 , Eoxbury, Ohio, POWDER would make any difference in cost insignificant. Hood's ^ Cures Personals. Hood's Pills are rapidly taking the lead. Me. C. LeBeau, of Detroit, was in the Highest of all in leavening strength.— In order to ar- city last Friday. Latest V. S. Government Food Report. James N. Reily will spend the holi- Campus. days in the city. range and close Mrs. W. S. Perry is visiting her son, The Oracle boys report a good sale of Ernest, at Bay City. their publication. City Assessor, O'Hearn, is out again ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. Prof. Taft is back from Cincinnati to after a serious illness. up Mr. Roath's begin his dental work Sheriff-elect J udson will soon move to The ( hristmas Wrinkle has been put Ann Arbor permanently. Chas. Stabler is getting about again Mrs. Harriet Freeman died at Hough- : on sale and ia an elegantly g-otten up after his long seige of illness. "It is stated as an "honest fact Grossman and Schlenker would lik 1st ate. number. ton, Mich., Dec. 13, at the age of 92 that one of the prominent city official to have people know that their supply Miss Jessie Gregg is now with the years. Funeral services were held is so poorly paid that he had to stay in of paints, oils, and brushes is as goot The Faculty Concert last Thursday Ann Arbor Agricultural Co. Sunday, and the remains interred at bed all day yesterday, to have the holes as any in the city and may be had at ( night was one of more than usual merit Clarence Clark, of Northville, was in Pray's jemetery, near Dixboro, where in his pants mended.—Courier- lower rate than can be had at any othe The hall was filled to overflowing and the city last week, visiting friends. the deceased formerly resided. She That probably accounts for the woe- place. A good paint brush, a pound o was the mother of Mrs. J. Pray, of putty and a can of prepared paint in th Seldom has such a great col- every body was highly delighted with Mrs. M. Chute, of Chicago, is the Whitmore Lake. ful lack of news in the Courier on that hands of any person will make a room the program. guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kyer, of N. particular day. look a hundred per cent, better. Ou Main-st. lection of well-bought goods The J cture by Murat Hulsted in the \I1I»P'" ION »l. paints can be used by anybody. Spenc Mrs. Dr. J. A. Wessinger is enter- It is reported that the Mergenthaler a few cents in our materials anc been offered at such extremely S. L. A. course last Saturday night was taining her sister. Miss Julia Crawford you can save dollars paid to some not a brilliant success. Mr. Halstead typesetting machine people have or- of Howell. If you are in need of dry goods, reud dered the Ann Arbor Courier to stop painter. One trial will convince you low figures. Here all the best can handle his pen far better then he the big adv< Hist m* nt oj Bach & Booth on of this fact. Rev. W. L. Tedrow attended the ded- using the Rogers machine. The former can liistongue. ication of a Lutheran church at Berrien page 11 of thus issue. conditions meet. Springs last week. company beat the Rogers people in an Prof. H. C. Adams is on the program P. G. Sukey writes that he has been injunction suit some time ago and are Probate Order. of a conference in history, political sci- James N. Riley and James J. Quarry TATE OF MICHIGAN successful in his financial affairs in compelling all who are using the Rog- CCOUNT. Y OF WASHTKNAW . ss ence and economy, and sociology, to be became full fledged citizens of the S United States last week. Germany and he will be home at least ers' machine to give them up. At a session of the Probate Court foi A Large Stock ap- held at Chicago University during the P. L. Bodmer, was in Cadillac and by January first. the County of Wash>enaw holden at proaching fifty-thousand of dol- first week in January. other northern points last week look- Supervisor Wa.tkins, of Manchester, the Probate Office in the City of Ann The Christmas Inlander promis- ing after his lumber business. The next lecture of the Inland League gets back hard at Supervisor Pond, of Arbor, on Monday the seventeenth day lars in value. Mr. and Mrs. Lew H. Clement will course will be given by Frederick C. of December in the year one thousand es to be away above the average. Man- the Courier, in an article in last week's eight hundred and ninety-four. aging e litor, Willetts, has been sitting spend Christmas with Mrs. Clement's Lee, on the evening of Jan. 7. His sub- brother, C. H. Greene, in Detroit. Manchester Enterprise. Watkins winds Present, J. William Babbitt, Judge up nights for weeks, preparing for this ject will be, "The Lady or the Tiger." up his attack as follows: of Probate. A Business Change issue. It will probably be a beauty. Oscar Schmid, of Jackson, spent last "Let a grand jury decide who is In the matter of the estate of Claudi- Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The street cars are now running guilty and who has tapped the treasury. us Mansfield, deceased, •equiring the turning of a Students are becoming not a little in- Frederick Schmid. of S. Fifth-ave. On reading and filing the petition, terested in just what changes will be around the new loop. The cars will al- The puplic is not interested in person- alties, so passing that part of the Cour- duly verified, of George s. Hotrum, great portion of the stock into maie in the various vacations. As yet, Pres and Mrs. Angell are in Des ternate, one going around north of the administrator c. t a., praying thai he Moines, Ia,'today, attending the wed- ier's article, I invite the editor of the •ash. no change has been made except that ding of their son, James R. Angell. campus and the next down South State Courier to appear before the Board might be licensed to self the real es- of thanksgiving. This will be only St., and so on. next January, then face to face, I will tate whereof said deceased died seized Fred Cornell, who was formerly with point out and prove that there are sev- Thereupon it is ordered, that Tues- one day next year. the Ann Arbor Organ Co. has again Miss May Noble will give a "Ger"en distinct false statements in his article day, the loth day of January next at 10 The junior social last Wednesday taken up the work for the company. man" to her friends at Granger's acad- headed 'Take the beam, etc' Lay on o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for A Whiter Just Open- night at Granger's academy was a bril- Beal, etc." the hearing of said petition, and that The Presbyterian Sunday School emy tomorrow evening. The Chequa- the devises, legateesiand heirs-at-lavv of ing.—Necessitating the pur liant affair. There were 63 couples will have its Christmas tree and enter- megon orchestra will furnish the music Now look out for a red-hot time next said deseased, and all other persons in- present. Twenty-six numbers were tainment on the Thursday after Christ- for the occas:on. January. _j terested in said estate, are required to *hase of cold weather goods. danced. The chaperones were Mes- mas. appear at a session of said Court, then tlamas Soule, Wade and D'Ooge. Senator Geo. Steele and wife, of St. This evening will occur the first to be holden at the Probate Office, in Johns, were in the city last Saturday to pupils'recital for the school year, at the LATEST COUNTY NEWS. the City of Ann Arbor, and show cause, The U. of M. Daily of last Friday attend the reception given by Mr. and A Reduction of University School of Music. It will be if any there be, why the prayer of said contains a very complimentary notice Mrs. J. L. Babcock. \VI;KSTI:K. petitioner should not be granted: And Prices, from figures already oi the work of Prof. Elrmr E. Brown, C. L. Simmons, treasurer of the City in Frieze Memorial Hall at 8 o'clock Mrs. Williams and daughter, Miss it is further ordered, that said petioner t of Duluth, a lake steamer just laid up Admission, tree. Maude, spent last week visiting here. give notice to the persons interested in of the Univ. of Calif. Prof. Brown is for the winter, is visiting L. C. Good- said estate, of the pendency of said pe- is low as the lowest. well-known in Ann Arbor, and his many Most of the residents of Lima were Rev. and Mrs. Baumgardner have re- tition, and the hearing thereof, by rich on E. Williams street. turned to spend Christmas vacation friends here will be glad to learn of his Mrs. Henry Cheever and Mrs. Rush in town yesterday listening to the trial causing a copy of this order to be with us, for which we are all thankful. published in the ANN ARBOR REGIS- Vel- success. C Barney will receive their lady friends of Sackctt vs. Dancer. The evidence Remember the entertainment this Dress Goods, Silks, on Saturday p. m., at the residence of was all in yesterday and the lawyers TER a newspaper printed and circulat- Some of the gentle male normalites the latter, No. 184 S. Thayer-st. Friday evening. Gyles Corey is the at- ing in said County, three successive ts, Trimmings, Table Lin- worked a great joke upon the night are making their pleas this morning. traction. Music, tennis playing are weeks previous to said day of hearing. Ernest Perry was in the city a short among the parts. (A true copy.) J. YVJLLARD BABHITI watchmen at the Normal recently. The laws won the prize in the pro- ens, Napkins, Underwear, Ho- Rigged out as ghosts they decoyed three time last Friday and made his parents WM. G. DOTY, Judge of Probate a short visit. He was on his way home nouncing contest last Tuesday nighi. DELHI .HILLS. Probate Register. (46) siery, Blankets, Comfortables, of the fellows into the chapel and fast- to Bay City from a business t"ip east. The successful contestant was E. E ened them in for the night. The fel- The Backus Bros, have bad a carload President and Mrs. Angell returned Gardner, a one year law, who has been of corn delivered at this station. DR.KILMER Bed Spreads, Notions, Domes- lows have not been caught, while the last Thursday morning from Rhode the principal of a high school in ( ali- A. C. Turner's father, who has lived watchmen are mum as owls. Island where they had been in attend- fornia for twelve years. here lor several years, has gone to Dex- tics, Mackintoshes and Um- Of the formation of new organizations anco upon the funeral services of ter to live with his son John, for the Preident Angell's mother. Rev. M. M. Goodwin, rector of St. winter at least. brellas all must go. at the University there seems to be no Rev. G. Voegtling, missionary for the end. The latest to date is the U. of M. Luke's.Ypsilanti, has accepted an invi- Mr. Gilmore has bought the old Wil- past five years in China, visited last ;ation from the Masonic lodges of Annlets place and has begun to fix it up. A large line of Handker Masonic Club. It has the distinction of week with his cousin, Rev. Neumann, Alex Bell's nephew and wife have come being the only organization of its kind in of 53 S. Fourth ave. He gave a lecture Arbor, to be with them tomorrow even- to live with him this winter. chief's just received. America. Last Thursday the elub gave on "Missionary Work and Criminal and ing, when they will hold a combined The district school will have a Christ Court Proceedings Among the Manda- installation of officers. The invita a banquet to its members at Hangster- rins" last Sunday evening at 7:30 mas tree with exercise", Friday even- fer's. There were 42 of them present o'clock, in Bethlohem church. tions say that this banquet will b< ing, Dec. 21. The Sunday School will made to surpass anything of the kind have a '"tree" but will have Christmas over held in the city before. lessons, songs, on the following Sunday.

Miss Bessie Howjand, of Decatur , SALEM TOWN. Mich., who recently completed a course Mr. Ernest Wright, of Leslie, has BACH & ROATH. From in Shorthand and Typewriting at the been visiting relatives in this vicinity. School of Shorthand, of 20 S. State-st. Mr. Fox, of Ann Arbor High school, has secured a position as stenographei spent Saturday and Sunday with Burt Biliousness 26 S. MAIN STREET. High Government Authority. with a large business house in Detroit Nelson. Headache, foul breath, sour stomach, heart- The west Congregational chuach held burn, pain in chest, dyspepsia, constipation. at a good salary. Miss Howland finds a social at the residence of Herbert No authority of greater experience on food products ex- Shorthand a far more pleasant employ- Smith Friday evening. Poor Digestion ment than teaching school and much Distress after eating, pain and bloating in the ists than Dr. Henry A, Mott, of New York. Dr. Mott's wide The young people of Lapham's Sun- stomach, shortness of breath, pain in the heart. experience as Government Chemist for the Indian Depart- more remunerative. day School gave a literary social at the HOLIDAY BOOKS residence of George Nelson Friday ment, gave him exceptional opportunities to acquaint himself Loss of Appetite -AT THE- Miss Matilda Kohm, Deaconess, and evening, proceeds $7.98. A splendid feeling to-day and a depressed one with the qualities and constituent parts of baking powders. traveling Missionary for the Chicag o The Baptist Sunday School and the to-morrow, nothing seems to taste good, tired, He understands thoroughly the comparative value of every Home, willl lecture this afternoon at i west Congregational school are pre-sleepless and all unstrung, weakness, debility. o'clock in the parlors of McMillan Hall paring for Christmas trees. Lapham's Swamp-Root builds up quickly a rundown brand in the market, and has from time to time expressed Sunday School will have a supper at H. constitution and makes the weak strong. to ladies only, on the subject of rescue At Druggists 50 rents and $1.00 size. NEW C. Packards, Thursday, Dec. 27th. his opinion thereof. On a recent careful re-examination and mission work. The Women's Christian • Invalids' Guide to Health" free—Consultation free. Harry Hay wood son of Ed. Hay wood, DR. KIUMKII & Co.. BINGHAMTGN, N. Y. analysis he finds Temperance Union cordially invites all of Lapham's corners was sent to the Christian women to meet with them. county jail for 20 days for stealing a BOOTS AM> S«oes Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder This evening at 7:30 Miss Konm horse blanket from the Congregational MANUFACTURED BY BOOKSTORE church shed belonging to George Van JdMES MEANS SeCO.o superior to all others in strength, purity, and efficiency. Dr. will lecture to both men and women in Sickle. the Baptist church. The thirteen year old son of John BOSTON ARE 9 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. Mott writes :— Murray of Salem villiage met with a UNEXCELLED. " New York, March 20th, 1894. The Y. M. C. A. directors held a painful accident Saturday. He placed TflEY ARE MAOe 11 ALL , meeting last Thursday evening, and de- 1 loaded eatridge on the stove and held STYLES. SIZES I find Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder to be superior cided upon plans for their new quarters it there with his thumb, it exploded and AND WIDTHS Christmas Cards over Tinker's store. They authorized tore his thumb and forefinger from hi: to all others, for the following reasons :— hand. Mr. Wade the new physician at 1st. It liberates the greatest amount of leavening gas the executive committee to make a con- tho villiage dressed the wound. Imported Booklets tract for fitting up the same, with the and is consequently more efficient. understanding that the rooms shall be Look up what Martin Haller has to Sets of Books 2nd. The ingredients used in its preparation are of the complete and ready for occupancy by say in his ad in two day's paper. 43 purest character. Jan. 1st. At this time the Ladies' Kitchen Fraoch. For Ladies' and Gentlemen's Toilet Sets Auxiliary is to give the members of the Kitchen French is sometimes mean- 3rd. Its keeping qualities are excellent. organization a reception. ingless and not to be translated, but Plush Goods 4th. On account of the purity of the materials and their some of its moat familiar phrases have FINE SHOES It is said that the Normal co-eds over curious and Instructive histories. Photograph Albums relative proportions, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder must at Ypsi., are degenerating in the mat- Haricot de mouton, mutton stew with Of the Best Makes and Latest Styles, be considered the acme of perfection as regards wholesomeness ter of etiqu ette, that they actually eat aotatoes, is said to be nothing' more with their knives and when at table ;han "aliquote de mouloi," which and at Rock Bottom Prices call at Children's Books and efficiency, and I say this having in mind certificates I actually play catch back and forth with means mutton chopped up into mor- loaves of bread, at least so insinuates a sels or aliquot parts. Flageolet, the Bibles have given several years ago respecting two other baking 'amiliar kitchen French for a species L. GRUNER'S Detroit paper which also states that the AT- powders. of bean, comes from tho tin phase- faculty have arranged a series of lec- olus, a bean. It was cor. ^>tjd first NO. 8 S. MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. The reasons for the change in my opinion are based on tures on etiquette. Now just listen and nto faviole, and then a spurious you will hear some of the Ypsilanti pa- SCHALLER'S the above facts and the new method adopted to prevent yonr liminutive flageolet i , ' ••scribe a We also carry a large line of Arties, pers declaring that it is all due to the mall bean. There v as an inter- Overshoes, Rubbers, etc., and Holiday HEW BOOKSTORE, baking powder from caking and deteriorating in strength. bad manners learned from the Dnlver- mediate stage in which the word ha4 Slippers. HENRY A. MOTT, Ph. D., L. L. D." I Uus fo-ms faviolet and fasiolet. 19 E. Washington St., Op. Hangsterfer's, Til)', ANN ARBOR KEGISTER'. THUK8DAY, DECEMBER § 1894

STATE NEWS NOT.ES. CONUHUSHION AL NEWS. A Chance to Make Money. W. H. BUTLER, . o. m.m. \IIUOIC, th iiu,v I'IH- .-..11.i. 1.• 1.11 ton oi FARMS ] iii.- \i. •' 'i i"' «•' iniii",i I have been lolling i H ih w a ihei s-ri-tiiirnand Trtamrti WW 8Q\ tin I I mm i or t9 Xtitiffirti • HARNESS I ll'ilpl. in.1,1., :. IOBII [' , I) in fUVOI Ol , I" A CHAPTER OF THE DOINOt OF i iiii! i . ,,111 1 "f whloh in' iwl\," itcit ti"' throe ui'.-i.s, and have oleared Itllfi \ I'M I 1 H i;, • I' I . i, | . . 11' OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER. MICHIQANDI i;-. • .1 Hi., 1 'I.i'. I"" IttllWIll I Pi II .nn ni your reader . wit bout piw MONEY TO LOAN. TIMBERED LANDS •linn "in:ii 1. I" which i"1 orltli'l led the |ty Nete, Whip*, i *p D iton, He»T« .'Illl.,n. \ 11 ,|, .: 11.11 axperlenci . beat i bis? tn i hii bu il In ('u! ': . \ • , Tho nil. hi;: .11 siui,. QfMge i ...n, HI I..ii. fi-iini ' , in,,11,.'. I'l,,- ilu.v 1 ml mi'/ I | . Cure, H""f Cure, Bonner'i Horte u 11 Ii 11 1 . IMII 111 w lii.tl :l 1. :i nniiiiiM run in;iU" 11 inm-li IIH II For i.i i • and Pull Parttcul f 11,mil,, 1 ,1 n.Minii.il : Cleaner, Barn Dust, i to tl o repaii Ing • -••I ni in..,, of UM si»t.. bj OMHI " "> ( :i 11 i HI ni :i.l«l i i t I "I I Tlir ' 1 ll • ' 1.' ,,\OI t 1"' 1)111 111 Ull II Mian. Every [amil] want • Di b Wash : Idadt at. i. s. Maniuii mi.i Ooantj onsen »• 1 iinii.ii.'.i b; Ilio hill bs 11 vi 1 IM i" 111) ' i"' 1 ""i" ' ir v\ hen i hej CAD \X JO\ O cheap, and SUPERIORITY IRA ABBOTT, |IUKK*M- POlDtl Hi A1U • .ni,.; n 11:,. whlrli i'i:i,'''i !'"• u 1 i' •• t"i.i III ,M 1 i,,ii ol I '"- tll'l'l ' I li.-y u ill ha\ g mi.-, tin mill I'-r who it ll FRED. THEURERS, i.li i I ., I '• . •.11111..-1. r riuniii 1 . 11.11 1, 1. • ,,\ . I In- Real Estate and Excursion Agent, uli .,,1,11, powi 1 111 11"- mill tei "i ITvi 1 inii Is M-iiin." ii. 1 iiiii mm ii 1 any 117 HAMMOND in II,I>IN<-, IJT \v LIBERTY 8T. ni 'ill.* "*ini.. (imnIJI*. . ni i . I.. ml nnil , ,,11111111 11 .UI.I 11 'i'.i.-pin 'ii, DETROIT* one '"in HIMk.• ii'.iin 86 bo '; 10 I 6 The IW.'MI\ •!.-. "ini annual meeting 1 ii.mi the . .-I...11: RELIABILITY ,.r i ii,-shit,- .. i . held at !""• iin:, i "I. w here, ottj or oountrj MARY Worth Mattel Ueorge B, nn in, 1 tempi i" ii ITS •• lered F. IViiLEY, They all want i ilih u i ihor \ ou pan [ll..ri.i HI looke i upon t lie aifi Icull ural n.i- 1.in popoi led from i lie Knani i \ I" I ho ,|ii:illl I" 1.-i.'l- "in oondll i..11. as ""i'i i ,.• .lilT.M ,'nl inl ,lnl \ in 1,1 v ,,1 .,f .• et pai i ni".n i by addretslng i he i ron problem inu t ...i ii,!i,.,i ,.t bringing I II .11 .M'.l I' ...\ || Sterling ART EMBROIDrr.Y. in ].ri .1 "in The in i 01 i itj Dish \\ aihei Co Pit) ibuvg, FANCY tin- '• m .in. ii.'ini- UP iii.. . in in. GERMANTOWN YARNS, down i,, n level t" ill.- ability oi the l|,j ,,r i'.i , and !>. '• at onoe Qoods at II to paj • .'inn • wei '• • "1,1 ,," FOUNTAIN 1 you oao ba\ e enough monej bj ipi Infj GOODS • STAMPING. •,i and w 'i i' ol iii-i '.in,1,11 . 1 . ; I hut ui • ' I'""' \ M i oorthwestern the -ri in mi,.i nn\ kind "i im i! Moderate A Fine Line. of .i poo! •. lt0 ,,ii I In- l"ll II, •! ' I' ••"ii;" I" 'iti'l ii"lil In HIP. wit ii in; i.i' i in ' i '!• ' IM in • i hem df iiir wlioln in ni" 11,," . • 1 • 1'.'" Be Sure To See It. .. 1... Ion, • • • • ulll PENS in arei 11 isunv i i' i \\ . ':. , bu ilm • until I make Prices. pure food law i wen demitruled and Ill ,.,,, I I '.. • 1,' , 1)11 i,,, irtss I/I/I// ,, 111 'I] j-1 il iifr in u I II.' I lit'.- 111 ii i ;i ii. '• would Mini.1 Hi,- '-.ill.' 1 II," In 1 1 Ililp, 110,000, Bo popular To Inl ntdm 0 || p ii y * u!; tkill ii I,.I im . in .,,-,1 He . ii I mod i ii it • i 1 n 11 " 1 •, M vi'ii.n I!. «" Will "i"l \ iiniiil,. Thr il"" i" »P1 " ' " (11 '•" OUT OF TOWN ORDERS Nun I. a«t " .nil ural mil 'IT -I •• bad boon 11 .-,••!<•<• I < • < I ,, "in No. I »{.;•» I'.nililiilil ih" , (noil 1 "i 11," pi'ii ml I'-l :. "I |l • to n u ': for til • - I;I 1 II \\ III III \ 1.1 1',-M .11,1 of Wl.'i.'» "ll .in,!., and i.'• i deolfned I',,,1 N , , ,,," n da) 1 • i.ii 1 1 MILim v "I l,',|,iil,li, :ni ,i |, H ii.i i . •' Holiday Goods and Nin •' ' . • of i« let (Old pen '"in No. 30 East Washington Street. i niiionsi v. \ i•••» Iki "i "i t he in -• "I Ul, \\ , ,, , , i '.\ im I in,In, . "I w .1'. ili-.'I.lliil I" IT ii' • . i i in ialter illll." \\ II ll "iM ll ,1.11. "f Wedding Gifts made ,1,1 nil 1 fl 111 II . iih" Im \.-," n .11 1 ,i i - lands pa.v • (ai greetei ratu In propor ';'pi"i i ti , '-,..,. inbol MM ' in.. Bow. ii" drop] 1 hi in "a :,,,, .Mi i,, |,. liowii Him ih" poll iI..II I., i heir 'MI ' i \ t ii.ui ,"IM Atf'1!'' \\ ,1 lit, il, an especial featon by i i, •, i, v i i u ip, ,' ,• 1 1 n: iij' l"i I 11.11 Ill M . money or corporate property. The I'li.Mil Ii, ii.liiii: in Ii "I "i ' ANOTHER MEAT MARKET! U ll llh ,ll,.\\ ,." Ml ("Illl |>,l \ Ml"lll . "1 nail, Write us lor .1.1 ni , Mi 11, , 1 \.i.ti, hi.I lee "i t !"• ;• i •' held ;i public re I , • I., 1 , ,.,i 1 1" , 1 1 [ y on 1 bill 1 ,l",'i. 1 .<• "f • . 1 • 1 . " i[i IH :i ppi IM 1 ' "ii pin . ..11 " nli 18(1 ' A l.il. prices on what yon ,-i-|.t Ion in t in- .• .'.Hi Ivo parlors The bin iii" .,'IIIIIIIII. •• • .- «Ithoul ••" 1 "i A. A. FRUHAUF & Co. grange h liny, D000111 b Illi'tll. "1 hi i'i . • nip ' I li"U III.11 111 III,' CHECK PUNCH CO., I" t ' 'Hi I""" i-icoriiii IOKS, III '"111 I Illll "illl 111" ih ''li.-nl f 111" want. Esttaates cheer ,, , 1 . QltlPlnytHl I h.i 11 .1 ,"11 .1; ". I -ul I 11 0| . I. 'Illl Stttl I- ""-I I 1:1111,1 W.I' .1"! is BAST HURON STREET. •rii.. Follow iii • . • i. ,i |" I .-.-Ml 1" , Illl I M Till' •!'. 941 F. St. N. W., Miisi.T, Oi.. Bi ilorton, FruH R > 1 1 I'mili .Inv. Th" , OOB" ' ,, I'll! h.lll'l .1.1 l"l 1 "111 fully given. : : : : • 1 ,,i nn. bill i" " tabltsb Mi IM in IMI 1 IMII 1 r, per .. 111 i" . 1 hull in IHll'J, Washington, D. C. FINE FRESH MEATS ..i ,i ...... i M 'I'i ..I.-. I'll ini ',11. led iirrr. 'I'll" .p, ,nin M \ , in [| I."I I h.i \ ' ,i.l \ .in " I ., ItttlO Jason Uroadmnn, Paw Pawi stewards II n.111, MM"; . h 1 "1 11, Ii in I \V hinl 1 i MM . . 11.11 bill .MI1 I] 11 mil,HI. nf OF ALL KINDS. i .," 1 i .i i I !• I,' I . I ;i lit .ill" |.| ,. . 1 iMi,ni" h w " .1 "I 11 1 , , "i : ,1 \ 1 I.I . 1.1 I'l ':i, ., won ,.i 1 yeui nud \tiiinin- ti'vviir.i. .i. ll. Mint in. lira nil I.':I I'i'i . ii.il, hi :.U|i]",i I 1,1 Ih. id Ml I'M"" 1 Hi'! Corn I .IM MI "MI G i )//•: ixHE \S()N, 0(1 Ii linn lady asi Istant Mrs J H. Mfti . , WlUi .nl ,MI\ imp. .1 I :i nl 1 h.i 11;:" i M Mii.v " SMITH & SONS, tl I i-ll I.II.I <>>-(• >> In II.. 11(1 mil Mi'i'l, MM.I 1 . , 1 Mini" ii'-imi l.i.hlv II. •• inil. . huplatn Mi •- Mai y Mayo, Hatl le .IM. UlV( vote nu 1 h Tl,< hi ' "I' ' "M"ll IliiYM i reek i res urei i S 8ti ana. • hut ih ..iiiil 111 T r Tin- II. 11 ,l"\\ 11 I In- |-i i.• r- I h" ,1,1 ;i i I, ,1 1 ,-|i.,rl 1 DETROIT. bUl | ll II Km II. promptly ".ni im.. , "iiiniiii 'i 1 ii" « liola • 1 \. ||ANGSTERFER'S Illll UP Mil M Ll. 1 ,1' 1 111 "I II,. in •. Ml Ann Arbor n \ upproiii lui In 'i 'i lin pi ,11 ,Inn nl u 1 . I Ii.i I "I Vt 1 I I,MM for Hi,- .-i n11 I a . , I,, 1 ",' i, ,- I i I ' . ' il 111 r.u- N I, v AIM prepared Mi. hlgtn'i r.>i..iiii('.MI. 111 1 II w.r. ...M in who HI • I ,1 1|. - - mili"" then 1" '• unit pi p nt (jROSSMAN & jJCHLKNKER Secretary of Bt« te W atihlngton i 1 . ,, , in,MI. iilnti ii pi" in 11,,, bill lo tin 11," ' with * i.i \..1.11.'. 1 With lev • mi h:i i ii in-. I UM Intel • "-I I bill lot' II 111,11,1,11 loll 'I'll "i i lie populal i i Mli ord • I tl V" . . i ii . t .i i , i u ii '•. 111. ,11 , ,! Ill, I . . , • New Store You Will Soon be ,1 Inhabitant .,,, Ill" n , 11 I " III, tp have the inn eave i e i UOof 11. Stl i The In 111 I., i tho you! , 1 i, i. Thinking About 1 .in,,. '1 ;> MI. 1 iiih- .1 iii iplaj ri-.'n:.i- ,.t' |,,,|,ni. 11.HI since 1890 IM I.I , I 1 \ , >\ loi . OOttOll . 1 i 1,1 .. 1.11.11 1.11 111.1 whloh ,,\ in .11 and ,-itle per oont, 1. .1 u inir "Mi-.1.1.- at i in-••• oil le • ' I"- In [or in Candy ni Tii. i• 'I'll" lull I h, ', |, 1 .'I u ll llmil mn,-inIn now 70 liioorpoi .iti'i 'it lei In ttiuli 11 11', in M . , up tho pi Wi'iit I" il Mi .. I . "Mi- Ol 'HI in the for ii" rioll w ii ii ii total population - Wi, oi .1 Illl 1111, hill " hi, I , portal "ihe Ol Ih" 1. 'Pi' 11 1 ilnlv 'I'll", ill h, Bent lij t t,x- .. p. r i-.-ni "i t he total populal Ion ol I CHRISTMAS mill h,.., . ' "lln- i in- bats. , . ,- 111 I li,'.i|.[,,,,|. T. .• 111111 • "i 1.1 . M 11 ii excupilons, I to J" H," ' ,M1 U/OI^CD ! • 1 , 1, .. Not .'"iniiiii | II. i;,". ' i ,. i" i' 11 bill wan ' ''I Dec. 18 .1 ml irlml In i/in iimir fi i, ,,,l MIt.i.ii.'.i 1..Ilougiii"M fo i pur 1 .1. I'i ilnifi:: ir, I',ni /it l/i you, <i the total populal Ii I t he Inoor 1',i.\ 1 MI ii j., \ . ..1 the Photo : in i.li.-.l. .mil unadulterat porated uitiea oi thi -!' • iS 1 IBS, or imii n III .1 People have been bsaria • about How Would i,, 10 pel '•• nl ,n .- ".it i v •• .i M,i '"'i, "i on ii". p, 11.1.ui upprcipi 1,1 '"ii bill, «111. ii wa IV|| !l,Mll .11,1, II.MlHIll Hill in ,. |h" in.',' I',in "ii in\ i-iil.'il I pel o«n1 ton Ign born The i" " 1 .1,1,.it,- upon it ^ ' i" "I N '• tin' phonograph, and many have iim High < if they rushed orient." gradually Increm n:: \pproxlrni&tely i"|'"i I i.T I ll" Inl m i"i nii'l '""mi. 1 i.f through iii" air gathering volume and II, ,ni in(idquartert for Lampt I " "I : I I .iii.l ill I ll" ni nil kinds, • • • IIMIII- i ii.ui ii\ !• eig i'i ii'"i t he us tive Is I'.II Ion poll Foi the la I i probably be breaking against tMe walli w 1111 a habitants ID I he state [ITS In i be l"i , 1,1 , ,, 1 1, "in,'til fi "in 1 ', MM , 1 Ii. 111I. h,. Ii hi..' tho WIIVOH ill. ('oii.'v IHIIMUI. HANGSTERFER'S. ih .1 ".I 11, ,1, 1.•... 1 hi . .,1,1 i.il, '"niiii\ ami ii-ss i im ii three-eighths iii>- average man would dot know a in i he oil le while of i he torelg D "il,, Th" Illll ' lOU "I iii'i'in 1 , "II I ll.' • , , 1 . I :i 1 \ "I III" for I In' C"i r|.,p,,,Ml ii'iinii wiivo If in. I'inv .Hi" coming, inii. iiiri ii nearly live eigh! hs live In i in- III,', , ll.l I itir I " I ll" |l.l\ MHllI "I - I • . I I'll 111 I hi, Or a Piece of .it in. and thr Igliths In the country. bill iii.- i.-'-i i.,ii with t in- tin' .'ni '"HI 1" if in. were told that a big one »u* ap- .iil"|il"il Th" ..\"iiiii;: ... lion preaching over a telephone wire he The total populal Ion of i he Inooi poi ih \"i.-'i in nn, ..in i.i'i.ii Ion "i prlvuti' i" ECLECTIC MAGAZINE Cut Glass? ui.-a villages in the state I M would probably rush in get out of ih.> Wt lim-i ,i ininiiutin iii ditpl*% of wiii. ii 'i i. ,in, arc iisiiiv.-. Thh I,Tilth flay Till' Nlia way as U 11 threatened to engulf him. foreign l.ni.i" In tfolt! In 1 11 1 11 nos 'e Ploture ..I "M". Uii.'h takes olosely re Sheriffs i"i'..' in s II.-I right. ,iiin,,,1 Mi . ,UII . . I.. .. 'I'm 1,11 0T10 M \.Q v.i\r 1 @prO Or Some Article in iiii..'1'ii V" .ilh 111 I.n "i "I the ' 0111 I 1 Ul Iimi "f lembl • 'in- ball of » make, Kaoh Deputy <'• 8 M.II ii:ii nn,.mi, II, ,,r iliu-i-H hum foreign periodical iall 1 hoie HARDWARE. tl mi.il v\ liil.- Mi Tin pi.. . 11. 11, In.I 1. i u;i\", as ii appear ;. Ii made up \ , .. , I I I I lit Ihlcxt U ritrrs 0/ tin II <>,!,! .1 1,. 1 MM.;, pubtti 11 1111 .1 1111 ; 1 I I .• • I .• < I 111111 "I. III ill.- notes «1th greal Intensity." '11,1 " ll llllll wiii i." found in PARCEL DELIVERY. 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II I I pilUlll I"" 1 1 . were r ntly p and 1 h« nexl daj i S, Marithu.1 Prat i, "I , , ,I,I ' 1 iiifin of II Illl Record I of 11 to il pei ullar ot AUTHORS: wil ii 1 w.i deput 11". .111' "iiii Mi' n 11 •" '. •" • Ill ,.,. Bjj III II." U I , ,'.,.! \l ,11, 'll|Sui| u JOHN BAUMQARDNER iropi liil inn nini •• pi in" 'i It Hi,"'' UlustratIons tooh the form of a III.II'IIIIM ud Deput le • w Ing , Itonelle, I , MM 1,1 iloalor in \iii.-iii'.'iii and Imported i Mini Wlllliitn 1 tin. 1.. llrow n .1,,," • : .. Idlale and N.I u. an 111 :l ppi ,,,,l Ml I lull liil 111" "im hi ,ii defined oenter and II . 1 I.. 1 I MM' '"'• ' I II I \,'l Pol I 'I I Ii" lott\ " ' (if t Ii" floWGl |" • .nl in • ..v in of Ultsgan • ii 1. t"i mi. 11.-i in • with I'i'.i 11 -i || i, r.i.i. i."."i". Hi 1 ,,i I'I mi 111\ null 1 II 1 •. s - .ni. or HI 1 hi met rloallj on e\ erj i'i" Thi i \mli.n l.illlK. QRANITIZS! duty They v\ i re taken to • Irand I l.'ii anl h"i i in. ih.. 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I ' .1 "M MM 1,1 ' I 1 .nil (,r th, r 1 Mil ,,|, of M 11 M 1 .1 ir .". in 11' 1 when ' • differed < >ne took the form of • tree, HII ifl» pi,,',1 , . Kiii'l II I i ..in. i 01 r. i "" Ud ' ml" ilui' «l«. ('II AI'I i . 'I id 111. r murdered his w Ife bj pound ni The IMII I IH I' l.ii'. fit'. her looked like a bunch of tea- ANN Alilioll Mil 'II "lllliil .i.iii .l:int l\ i"ll"\ I-I I . ui.i ohoklng in 1 , . iii. '..I, U 'I' WIHI" th" nini "i the i'i i •'•' i'i' ' 1 hen inii'ii- i'i .|..,i .it i"ii I.., his "*\ Q w i. while ii third boi• I'l'I'IIINi or it. Inn:: iu inii'i'.-'.i nil .in me' "I ini"iii""iii deal h He dra ed I lelf In his be i I • ...I. I ..I ( 1,11,t,111 |»,-:,,I. :"ini.i.'iM,•" iu a man ilippln • on •i "iiii' . ini purpose Is iu ni 'nui from any oau •I clllt ll'' ptll "ii In . I .":l Illl U Mil .1, Thomp "M 1 in- 1 .1 M.I.II;I 11 I'.iMiniii peel 'i'ii > it melancholy ini" iin.ii"iii I.II iii" higher linos; and ll ATTENTION 1 RN8 The smart relieved al onoa 1 ii\ open i"-i 1" i"i, 1 1.1 . . |MI ,.,| .il V\Y 111.1: "I . tones produced tl tost erral lo fo i."i,iin,'ii'i . Itgull parti"ni.iri\ i" Ti in i' .nut .• 1111- i..II.. imn ..ii .1 brilliantly ii-iii.-.i Ubl "I .ill, 1 III,- in.. the III" •• II.II |,1' "II « , i .- i, .,1 il,.|iii,-,l. ., holttr . twttwyoi i, < 'i"i" ni"n, and rixiri,! . i • osn.iii' With in beads la oat hsnd 001 1 .11 v\ hii-h he >i •' •- 0111 \ piol ure hi i not | et been takes In .ill « i,i, ,i, ,ii ,• I,, I.... |, ni,i, .i ,i .ii i lie in LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! and :i I' oallbi •• rei olver In the ••! hoi \ 11. 1 .it 1,'IMIIM 11 • 11, it' in i | .I-,,,, n -, "i lip- n.,. • u •ii" "I ll>.' po| n.i''. ItAHll Is i I at onoe, hoi lulu nil 1 in"ii:;ii 1 he ' pi l\ j im ii in.-.1 ni" : 11 .1..I111 ad but "• poriment i along this line are Special i.i" i to olubn ol tv mow [Tl IIiNi; i'ii r . Quioklj ielleved loin pie ' ."., .1 ii ..1 P'lll I « il h I I"' ni'lil'.h'i . :i 11.1 .,1 i" .-I... ,:.i, in, in,i, thi i'i i ,I,I • de it would i"' ourious .IH'l "III",I ••I'.i" . lot iii 11 lit "I i" luncheon • be i tO Tonsorial /?>>>•/.• , Iii Kin. ,1 his w Ife, as thej dt i • • ime '.'MI'I'-MI', ni .iM.i 1 . ,i , ,i ,, • w inii. ''Sweet Marie" would look Ul UN 111 i" "• two mi' TCDMC ,'"|'V. DO! live happllj lie ti led to pol oo 1111 nun 11.11. like, i 'nui ih" photograph I Lnllli). Ml" .... I 1 pllllll KELLY & .KUINSON. BKD SOH1 , Provi nted, or .• •..•• -1 it Illl I \ I' '.- l.'l"! , 1"I,! i Illlnnl. ' ,' ii ii, ii i i i i H nini 1.1 iimi. sir John Spnrrow D n "i sound waves It Is believed i •; i . \NN si in if ,iy formed Thomp "ii, K C \i •. <.. 1 1 • 1. . llml Iln . i. WOUld i'" "iii- \T iniMi.ni Powd Hilt I ' l; II " II II. \l M. I ,,,,|y 1 11 11.1 ii i .. i.. ble a in.linn, ni oolli > railroad E. R. PELTON. Publisher, 144 Eighth St.. N. Y. i1. iM|.i:ir ..I Detroit •• III II" ' I '. "'I I" M.ll I-. " , ,,v ,. '• ii". wini" ih" «histllng boy who mandi i j •, well be proud "i i he ni v.ii Mm and |."M MM, ; INI- iimi iten .-'I t in- 11 ilon In 1 he Ii wakns you up early lo the oaoi 1 • ' • nt Ion 1 ii.ii t hej 1. 11,1.-i ed to i he ini':iii I.I. Induced in pour forth hi i i ii iiii 11...'! ii i theoh loi "f all K in.-hi 1. iM|'i;n "i 11,,. i' 'ii' I ln'ii ai 1111111 I. r "I |||

and nit'.i ii.-v "iiMiiii .IIMI vi :i . .•ni in an Illustrated waj and let it E OWEN ELECTRIC BELT &. APPLIANCE CO. nmody ever duvlmnl i 1 11, 11 1 i,, .,,,,| an poillt III I'M 'I "I I .IM:III:I \... "I. MI that. tOI TO «11 STATE •THICT, CHICAGO, ILL. .l.i 1111; • |" i \M 11. i i: Ms I. ' Mel in ii\, "i 1 ..1111111:1 nn.1 1: i- hi Kmlnenl i ommander ol Mil hi upon the death ot Blr John J 1 \ greal line of development Is Iii\ nnii nini and |>ro\ent i I'ontn ' >•!• II I Illll I. "• M . I' Abbott opnnotl up by this new d)soo>ery it WANTS YOU iii 11. 1 roll A 1 ti 1 < that wiiit uiii" will im TO BEND I"OH THtin LAHOC \ ii nt i<• 1111.i M .i • in.,,I,, i,, n prol< t It. Don't Dour for Shin liouli- pin! in 1 he affair and It -< New s ..I u ,\ i hi.-.i ... 11m11,.i ,,,, i h,. done away with, and that bj purobas- ii "in evei \ standpoint, Many of the I'" II II'. \ I V.I II 111 , I ) iiiK a tew piotures of Ntm ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Irs. 11 "iiiiin-iit 11 mi best 1.now a men I i'ii., -v i. pulled ii ..in i in- -.'.\ it'-h and banana i Is you oan laai n ELECTRICITY _ of 1 let roll and i he state were p and i he llg hi blo« n The ENGLISH, GERMAN < - tnfoi'1 I 'owdor \\ in cure you. tii" vi rj newest thing In the musioal WHIN AM_ OTHER REMI Dll "i"i \ .ir the Light Infantry WITH ..f i in- u reciters \N ai itl«ou\ ,i. ,i SWEDISH '. beaut iinii\ de ted world 11 i Hi" skin oi an ordinary Hvi- miiiiii. i i.. fore i in- 11 inn .ui I red. NORWEGIAN • you "iin produce "mlddla notes theM medium Im Hi" :i|i|iln ili.'ii "I I I". IIII ily nv MOIL Smfort I \ Itai M:II .1. .i I r.n rim i ."Mii'iii \ 'ii iu iih in.in \ okohanu "f ,"' • Itj." and Hi" "i.miii.iM" it I., i in- \\ e i mint ter Uaxetti aj i hat while hunt ing at PluN lnir, aci uit>ut wiii t.'ii you how to sing I' I.. -.11 Ifllllll .1'. 6 CT». ally hot 1111• i• ..-ii IM i he i lAt hand and i he -i ' i i in nn Miii ,„.,i,,, "in tii" in ii ipaoe of iii" bas i olef " i >. rleed foruttinoonneotlon with Com .ui "ii 11 adi am s opoo r.i. In The arm, n blob he It liable ti A man oould thus turn a landscape fort Powder, I • an i Ii Kant Tolli i loap Japan i nmont hat oonl i aoted THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT i'"' • II i ladic are aglt it t b< foi -i foi". "i i, '"I"- I., .,'•, ..in Into song, evoking harmony • lor Hi'- i tuuU, UM face, the 11 kubject of hai Ing i he leg Ulatun i'.in-, lin ..I >n\ 'tum tin- oows whloh grass In the if.n. change i he i It v ohai t< to allow meadow, and n whole grand opera ihnii I,, v.tt- at ichool elect Ion ' '..'I 'I'M'' I"! 'Ir. «t • "I,, ol| f,,r i ... s,.i, •>! \. |... in nui ii \ . with Hi" overture thrown in oould i"> i in btophei • worth •1,(00,0 i the Nevada banu oi Y rancUco to buy the tow n site ol worked up out ol»11»• potatoes and Mb* liini'iU-r.iil' 1 y menu ll ..I MajOl M.-lr- | "III- luii'k, rill il.'M. t iiiu.i, Ni-viiiin. .ni the i him. Valley Spring Gurry Comb dlth, « int.-. at Nil.-., with » pltoli iir would undoubtedly have killed rail) oad, s nan ">\ ;..ui;.,. i ,,,i,t m .,, i, • Clock Spring ftl »• Brush, PlUevery Curr*. TIK- Meredlt h had not the offloei ai rlrad liuitf. the nut tn nini iln- . "ii Only Perfect Cotnb. i • t .1 by r. :.. \rniv tnd bj Barautti nml .pi'.i in i mi.- i hi lutophei u ai loi i nn i w nil i in-1 inn.. Valley Beel I Children Cry for li.ii|.!ui)'li t mn.i-;, ami l..vi.lin^ I l.'i'.rmi-ii ol llu- WmU. . ompany The deal Inulud in [all Meredith ;uit.- 'in Dealer i"i it. Sample mailed po»( puti atrtoui but he will recover. Pitcher's Castoria. ' limi.llK. •rim < I »U» •••«ll OOH IO«Uh;«lUt>l.,Soutk 11. .1.1. InUiMl. I'liC, y.NW i DECEMBER 20

OF US, no Doubt if not, nv wish t<> intro- duce Ourselves We are HUNTER, GLENN & HUNTER, 177. <7o. 181 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT. YOU Our stocks of Dn Q Is. Notions, Millinery, Cloaks, HUNTER, GLENN• HUNTER Carpets and Shoes are always bnra full of the best goods pro The [lustling Dry Goods House of Detroit, where we have gained the conti duced. We wish to interest you in our M All Hail Orders Give us a trial and you will be agreeablj surprise I ai the prompt ser\ ice we render! HAVE Of $6.00 or more, when accompanied with cash, delivered free bo anj Ami when in our <'it\ we invite you to make our store place within one hundred miles <>r Detroit your headquarters, where tfonr Pachflfffes trill bv eared for and delivered*FREE to any depot In the riff/. HUNTER, GLENN & HUNTER i *79t '/ Woodward Ave. HEARD DETROIT, - - MICH

< l,r«li,iu I I.Mir. I.I • lie mi NOTBH. »n.l. nil lon.'h her faoi IS SO familiar, I'I.II.HI. Onl.-r, n.ul-ii^r l< i>, <-< In*,, IT. SHOWED HB COULO RUN. Aii old Gorman who iv.-.-iiiiv j ,'anil..i remember her name," io this eountry from the fatherland, QTA n Of MIOHIOAN i viauii ha\ Ing been made tn the oon ol Ih,- mo ;| arl [stlo ina-a IIU- the flnl Hoy w i>n iii» Prln n. oi \ i \ oi u v n i, n tl> They finished (heir shopping and bai begun a novel indu itry In a little dltlons of a oertalo mortgage madjs bj tin. Olhor tint lli%p|>r Al M • Ion i.r ill.- t-i..1 ..i I,- Court for tha Christmas covers of tin-your is found (he kwo ladles found theraselvu at shanty In E*egg street, Philadelphia 1 mini \ ..I *\ II im ni « . holdon M i In I'l-olum. Marali \. ttogors tO \ rot IM I limn ol I In' . mi. .- In i lie i II \ i.i \uii \, i,,,i ,.,, I'hni i-ii\ of \nn Arbor Michigan, dated on theDeoernber number of tho Over I'M-1 111 Ii the winner always, *ure iiic iami point where one of (hem had This \H nothing more or Ian tbao she enough. That the besl man In pluok .l;n. Hi.- Bill il:i\ l)f II,.,-.-ml.,1. In II,,- \ , :[ , Maroh Ith, 1893 and reoorded In th land, it is greeDi brown and gold, on 1MB I" i dlaagreeablo noqiiiiintdiico. manufacture of "oheetnut flour." rii" .""' till ill loiiiill ,-,l ami III 111 |J I.no ii.-i- of i be Register of Deeds for w ..1 1.1 .mi-, doesa'1 :ii>v.i \ get Drst I'rr .i win.II,i ii. II. .in,i-, -,,. pure white, in his oharmlng depart- "Then she it again Why, i do be* iionr Baanufaoturad from dried obed i i.'n.-uv. oiini\ on the i.iii day of March, plaoe In (he Bompetitlons of ths world ii s ment, "As Talked In the Banotum," lii'vo BIIO'N I' TII I hoi'O all I lio Inn.'," IIIIIH hns for many y-ai-.-i boon 111 (jrottt In Hi" mall,-i ,,r II it.lllo ,,r Ihin 1883, In Liber i ol mortKiit'o^, on pujsto Is» generally aooepted faot, while iial, I, l.ni-ii. ,1,-, , :li.' Niii.l, pointini: lo the perSOB in (loiimnil In (tonnany, A delloiOUS SOft 118] on ulii.-h morl;:a;:o I lii'i-o is nou Mr Wilihnan hns a pnt.ln-l .io Iii lie the in.-rii- per 11 of wind or nusole ''" i.-.-i.iin;-. uml l II1I111 ii iuu Hi., putltloputltlon ,imv quesl of HW-oi't lirnml I-I ma.lo from il bj I 'Uliril. llf RlllUI -I Hull . pi,,\ iir | hill II rlaimoil tO '•. duo I ho SUIH ol tWO I hoir. (ihristmai story, thai will find i warm la reaohing tha frost rasV oa&nol be •',il.Mn iii I run,nil imii nn III,, In I In i '..in i "Thai woman" Qoodncsi sake*, those who are familiar with ih" old ami two hundred and twentj Bve dot spot In all old soldiers' hearts, tn ad* disputed* pin poiliii-' In tie ll.i- hi .1 « ill Itllll I, illUIUMll lai and seventj oentsi the whole amount that's j. ui-.i-i f \ on see In i he min or fa ibionad method or preparing (be III b li.l l||i .I- ill in i\ Ii,. :i.oil,-,l I.. I.i i .1 I • ' • ha\ in" I,,-,-oino iliio iliti,.ii I., i his rojMilar iloparl mont, Mr. One lit (le boy forgo 1 thii dial Ino there/1 said her friend, obokiag with dough, The product of (he old i;.-r I I"' I'XI'CMl rl.X in •• il.l will n: il m- ||i ii.>n (he other .lay and remained . Il li.-r mil a hie p,-i nil ami payable on ancouDl ol tho non pa] Wiiiinian contributes another Malayan I.T I'll, i |>U]H1I| II i . IM il, n ,1 I lilt) Mi,II,I , i I lie man i establishment Is muoh •ought Of iiii, -r. -I h, blissfully happy In oossequenoe ft Ami iin'moriin,-.1 woman who had Mllll il "I' .iMllllirj 111 «t, H l.n ,. .1,., I, in Ih,, ii "The Rival " thai Is fullj on after by tho OorumiiH In l.ho neigh ll'l III! I i i i w • •,11 \ Hve dollars provided for \v:is at 11 11:1 v.-liu.' .-ii-.-ii-., OBI "I I ho •• ••Hi her on 'i refleol Ion ws obi Iged to n level with his Former tales of i hat hood, iin.i the supply Li far below the |,il II loll, .mil Ih.'it llu- ,1, i in laid tn" id no suit :n I.I on< at|iii it Ii where 1 hey fill out I'll ' III 11 I I.'. 1)1 aoknowled je i hat t hi sable demand. pro.'.-, din ] ha\ ni" been Ii '",- ohi peninsula, Joaquin Mlller's iii.- .ii.u\ by an aoi or two mads up .if I II ml nil ui hoi : ntt'tv led In smirk » a/ ).." o.. /. M < 1 i i|U i I'll I i, I p|M II |l| , ,• liiloil lo ro.o\ or lli-mom-\ -.oriiri-il In drill i lor t |.|>. ,ii niii i-. I poem "'J he I long ol i he i lalbos looal HV..11, i-iiniiMi;. bow ii 11 lull ill ...i.l i '..nil. Hi.MI i,, in. hoi,I,.,, ,i ih,.sani tnortjfnjfo or unj parl thereol VJ I' \ 11' OP Mh III.: ' Son' bailment The 1 or 10ml 1 by membei I'li'lill,- I Mil.',-. In I I,,' I il \ ol' V.-II \ I In,i , in \.m th.-roior,' in \|. iin- power ChHdren Cry for OOOUNTT oi W v-a, ri \ in i * ••! nlj • . MI hi' udlenoe, -1 "(| whe <<•. befon 1 he • an.I i treat oi the reoonl election, and A inn- II"-, in. I loin pi IMI.ml, \ 1 I 'In II WllJ I 111' pi i \ ,' llf liil I Ill III,I prediots that tr\ Ing M, Soott will be ii iv,. inn- to be oleared after V i.' I i I i . I i II I I I . i. i . i! I llll I tho pi.ni i of tho --I.'ii II im.i i,'iiain-ii HI, i'..Iin i|ne 111 Illll I l\ I iri- In I IM i pr.n nl .1 nol loo i , hi the n.-st Senator from < 'alifornls rhs 1 he performan.ee, 1 hey begin to haul Miirgiirel < llaticj. Del'einltmti", 111 lin pi mh 1 in' poll 1 from under 1 he ten |l(| I hi- I,.:,| |l)|| I I.. I, 1.1 I.', " i\ rn thai on Sal HI .ia\ i ho Ufll h daj ol Book i U>\ lew - are unusually full and : II ponding In i h« Circuit < 'ourl for lipj "I I It I . .I ,1. I 11, I II pii I M : .In . I .lanuar\ , I s'i ,, a! Ill o'.lo.K in I In- ,\ raot fot imi • .-.-iii Coal is made up of (he remain ih • i lounl j oi We ihten i« In i himoerj. -.I im v \ \ \ KIIOII i.'i I.I n u II n,.« |,:ip,-i Interest Ing. < >\ erland i 'ub. Co., ; noon ai the oasl froi ' he < 'ourl i-i 1 n w:i. to be run, and • ohubby, tree aad plant! « hloh gri « on (he it Ann Ai Lor on Ilii- .U,\ il.n ol Hi-, im .1 mill . ii. .1 hii iii'-. in . i hi I-,,IIni \ ih,.-. i ion ic in i he oil) oi \mi \rbor i thai Francisco, < 'al. i I,Ml . In .ml ||HJ "I well groomed lad .if 0 pleaded earth before man or any other mam in-i \ D, 18W ||| i i in tin- pia,-o for holding tho < 'iroult III I In • .'.ill ..- ll :l|'|i Ml 111;; frODl alii with hit fathei and motnei to ma! bad appeared. < lhanged bj p i u II.I i \i;n ii Mini i r. ( ourl lor s.-u.l i-ounly ol W ash I i-nniv I The next number ol i [arper's I tlavll on ill.1, i h M ilie defendant M ir [A (i lie i ..p\ I aii.nv him to ran The other lure, heal an i dam] is, (his tns IS of u O, \. r. • K. KI tor. I.. pUblk an.-lion lo will contain i oharmini i \\ ening fi'Ottiadc Ig-n si.ii.-, i.ui i,-.i,ii-. ai si. i oin.i in the sci I bed in mid moi tjfajfo. or HO muoh Ilin fnl li.'i- only roiisontoil uflvi oi oarbon, talxed with bltumeii, or tatfl ol Mia ..in i. on tnol loo ol Law I'll.l.nli Or.l.-r. ii>- Douoat, and sei eral beaul Iful i 'aris (ln< lurry HIIII.-.IIIIH'OH «lii.li HIT a! thereof as maj IRJ nooowarj plead i 11!r • ".1 hesll at Ion. ICIK'P ,V lillllrl Iii III ( olll|il.Mil.lilt ' QTA1 I OP MICHIGAN i he amoiiiii due on said mortgage to loih'it.'s, adapted to the II.' ran !il,.' I lillli- mini iiml 'Two ways made by plow deoay of suoh hi'iioiN, it Is iu .iii .ii iii.it the -Mil iii-Mi or N n oi \\ vsii IIMII I" \ i , , . iim of tni I'I "i-:i i,' i 'on ri for I in' ,"i-l In-r with ml,-!'.- -I I lioro.ui froin Iho inall.'r. Anlhrarilo or i.lono ronl. Irnilanl M.uy.airl I I. i n i • \ ,-.-, n ,,• 11 • • i an brighfstory, by Ml tat ton BJ I • to one on (ho Iii II.< ohapl" ihOUted I inilll v i-l U I I I I .'HI W. Ili.hll'M Hi I III' |'| i in to of this noi no ui the rate of six pel .or, onfilli-il "A i onlnli-ii,-,-," ll Him from nil ,1 lnm on tosometimes oalled gla&oe coal on aoiir.iian,-i- to in- entered herein, wIthui iilli.'.in tin- i'ii\ ..I \MII \,l,oi. ,,ii Satur oent and i he amount of said at ton lour months front the date of i his ord i \ . . llu- I I .hi \ i.ff I i.s i in I II i'. In I In- yy i'.i r mn excited effort. He threw bit Little eount of Ltej shine, has the least bltu i ii. HI .a 1111 ,'h- i,i liillulli'ihundredl umitml l lihirnlurll \\ Tor,,un ii I,-.- .-.n enanted for In -^ini mortg trated by iiouii iioeb. Mrs. Mar] <' rr, ami in i a a- ol lin a|,|ii-ai ;i I n r lli.ll ,-urly llOllil lip Rtlll •.lull'r.l h i-. .-li ll liliy m,n in it; oannel ooal hai la it I-..- .ni. .1 Wllllui'd llahbllt, Ju.h; - ,.r r in The promlsos deioribod in said mort Hungerford has a very Fresb and plei •ha cause bet answer to i he Com I Ii .1 •. mlii hi-. I r. M i .-1 . pOOketl, I ii-l (0 miiih more bitumen than either of in i in- ni mn of ui.' .- .(..I.- of Mm •,, ,".i",- to I"' Sold as aforosanl .liv ilou.-ri In-J .-in .• sior\. "Mi, - Itarbuok' i i Me plalnti Bill oi i lomplalnt to be Bled. how thai be felt 'twas all as lai; Mrl'Vl I I.IK". III.'..III|II'|,MI as follows) The west hai of the north Mission," and there Is s speoially enter anil ;l ropy Ihi'irol lo ln> ;.ci \ II I on -.anl MI , \ \ \l.' I1 ,-l rl.lK.'. I In' ffllHIHl west quarter aad tha west half of the fun, mi.I if ho won I ho :'.. IT ill • it AnoHior llrll^f Onrtlfltdi ('oinpi.im.mi s soh. iiml. within (weDi wnrd ""in. •. inii. .-.MI11 nun ' .m< . ..i,. i hai southwest Quarter of seotlon twenty og paper, by Junius Henri Browne, wouldn't im after any treme&do'ui i v dtu •• ftftei servloe on hei of :i oopj In i now pi. pi I in render 111 Html a.- is .II ui :t . .ii.ii '• n •( nl [:, II • mo i "i i III i he tou usinp of Solo, w on the subjool "t Irosaod tn i lOve," ii. in pretty well established now '\«iiinii But a few vaanand short ol ..Mil lull, an.I nol l< .- ol I In . onliT, ThlTl'll ]„ HI II I . i M ,h I i il. I III I I I i,I.M . I I," that water, so tar from generating ma toiniu i oiini\, Mlohlgan. Harper & Bros., Now York, as was naturaQ fell behind, a&d ami lli.it in default thrnol, sanl lull I n.-nl V "i'.l.lh ,l:i\ ,l( ll.'r.'IMli, I |l Dated, November I, 1804. lariii, may ivniiy prevent Its polluting be taken as confessed by the said noo ;il t ,', I,,,'!. In lhr r.i.'Moou, I," i when n raw boned i». . . inli.-i i a (Im |i" noiic- oi this order, to i" pub I'n,hair Hill, i\ Ill llll' I'll \ ol Ann \| In ., . Ii, n, and bj the rlohn iii> wa'.n'i thrown down about Iti lisln-il [n THK A N N A I.-IIIH; I ;IM;I:,TI I) • M.i I on llf V. a 11,1 slu'W "Ol- ,'. If :l M \ I In I .• 1 iii.- gem Into (he atmosphere In (he Mm hi'ii.l kept "]> ii"" hi" I'.yo.s ({li-iim- anewspapet prln Bd,published andolr I,, . u h \ I I,,- ., itl .,. i , si I.I lllllllld u.'t h.- a I and beautifullj printed limn' «ny H Ihlrk crowlli Q| gTSjSS With luwnd ••>• I mi.I ln> sl<- ppoil liacU lo IIUK.'III, i ulating in • iid oounl j. and i hai suoh i.-u in:; been madi ID the oon illnslral ion;i. ol • wln.-li I wont) I r i ...n r ol matted roots may be Impervious to (be \ ml il i hll'lh.'l' , inl.-rri I. Hull Wild ditlons of a certain i 'tjfui xoouted llirfll.sls Rlill thrUSt 111.l<'|.I'll.li'Mlly 111 publication bs oonttnu< d thai a at lea ' llllli-r KlM' noII,T 10 III.- l'.-i on . Ilili i full page Hi/,,>. Ainom: tin- tOpiOS Iroaloil II Mil i- .1 air. of (In- |>< Miih II. \ . .1 , ill ,',, bj Kohorl l,.-ra"l,lv Qd wil h mi air of n. (mil Nrm and keep II benettth the surface once in each week, fot six weeki In are the life oi Napoleon Bonaparte, old •/here.''. cai do no l"rm Buccesslon, or that she oausea oopj ol .null, mid iiu- lu-aihp: ilii't,,,r by i-HUstnifQ raghtj to Benjamin W Waite, dated tho anqui -,,|,v ..r i III iii iim I.I I,, publl In .lin i In; v \N imh day oi \prii \. 11. one 'hou Maryland homes and waj s, i he Ital Ian ' I lolil J on I .-.mill run." hi this order to be pprsonally served on VllllOR l.'l UI. I I Ii. I I,,'1V.|I:1|II'1 plillll'll llllll :;;uil lion ir:.nlrnl I >. -11 -1111.1111. al IIMSI i ii i II i 11 <-i\ .1,, with Ihr.s- Loan Dated, Dec. 8rd k, i>. 1884 w .. v i-ioh.'ii.- i;,-,'i iti i II oi Mi.-hi'-an on the 13rd \ ol ©lirislmasGames \. H. ISSI, I,, ubei • iNi\ on i: i>. KINNK, tlful examples ol bio work engraved bj WEALTH OOINQ TO WOMI.N. on pagO 1 In or ami wlii.'h sal,I < 'nh- | i linslnia.i po.-iu , l.\ 1 leorgO I'nr Circuit .1 Uiltfr. Ili-i umlng IM«r* Nuini-I <>.,« aa Mo.'k FREE I . wvui.M i; A BU r ri i.'i-ni i', Default IIM\ Ing been made In theoon lliorl.--a;:o HH-1 il|ll\ a .-.I;' IMS I h\ .hs-.lol I al hrop anil lulia , ;,-ha\.-i ; I til 1» I ho -.a i.i I '..n .aiiiiii W Ittililnm In Ki%it«ra I mliirlm. IT ('oni|i|;iinanl'.. ttollOiton dttloss oi a mortgage rxeouted by Us n Kulli MrKnory Slnarl, A FINE GAME IN \\ int.- i.\ oxi -iitor to llon/mnlii \\ Inn large number .of manufeotur* 'lorliliiui' Miilr. nhi.i it. Lewis to John T, Hwathttll. Wan.-.MI the •iih.lav of Juno. l«»a, whioh sarnh Orne Jewett, and Grace Wilbur bearing date May 85th A. i( l«U8 ana (f con.-i'i in in Mas -.in -lin . i-l Is. the EACH I Ib PACK ACE .-oril.-il in I hO olllro Default having bees made In theoon n-i rutted in iiir oflloe of the Hegl itfff ol Conant; I Christmas piotures bj i lagnaa affairs oi whloh are covered by iim ,1 itIOHH of ii certain inortiwuo made I'.v of I ho I.'",-1 .1.• r ol I lo.sl , in Maid ( 'ounl v Pi-i-ii i for Waaiiiim.Mv < 'ounty Mlohl Bouveret, Soheurenbjarg, \ on Undo, i.iir-.i report oi the state bureau of OF LION COFFEE, I tUndolph l<- l''i-llou:. ami I mil) I i ol w a hi.-muv IIII.i siai.- of Michigan tn ^iin Ma] " > t, i> 1808 in i ai.i-i 81 of Wim.-oii, nmi |.'. s. Church; and other labor siaii .11.--., Hirni were 48,803 UNTIL CHRISTMAS. « if.-, ami I '\ roii \ . I'Vllow -i ami MortgHges on page 834, and SHld inorl i tber 11 oi Isslgnintmta of Mot i Kos.-iin ii., bis «it.-, tn Warren Kim bio, on page 898 and whloh naid i 'tgagc .-:. by Naniii.- \ ( o\, i,'uo'y S, Pur partners or stockholders In 1803, jfii^o was aMiMHii bj 'i'liii John Ti Tha number \v. n. Webb and Mn D U Morgan, riwHthell to II.IIilei M (iHrbaugh by u as furl Ii. I h\ ,1 I ,. man, K alo I iiopin, anil t li-ni'i;,' A. Ilili ANY as trustees of (he in-t (Jniveraallst in, nl In sal,I I ion lainin \\ . Winl •• to \n of malts in. in.ir.I In the total for the ilii il oi :iHsiy ii ini'ii i dated August .n> bard, besides, serial • by Marian i i a» Church ol Man. In ••!. I ,\l iilu;:an, uml draw J. Sawyer on theTthdaj of.inn.-. lnltiM- year wan greater, however, \ i) |89S, .'in.1 recorded In saul II A i) 1893,»iii<'ii last laid assignment for.I uml Mrs, Durton Harrison, In all tO I h.'ir IUI ii oHi.'.-, *la11'o ter'i oiih-i'. August 7th ,\ Di 1898, In ( that whloh was odv«r*4 by the .-.'iniii'r 24th, 1885, and nwordod In tho duly reoordod tn t fie oHloo ol i lie i •' ton pi,'.-.-:, ol liotlon. Tho Centurj lo., Liber 11,ol a-i'.itfnniriiis oi Mortgages larger Bg'urss for 1803 There wure -AND CHI*"*:' > oiiir.'oi Hi,' Ili'ifiHior of DOIMIS, for I!..- lor of I >OOIIH, in .anl i onnl \ ol \\ .< Ni-w jfork. , male part asrs or stockholders, .II pHge M4, by whioh default the power 1 DRINK LION COFFEE County of Wasbtonaw, and State ol oi ..ail- contained In said morignge be II.nv and State ol Michigan, In I -i " in 1899, and 17,911 In 1898. On the Mi.iiiv.an 0 1 1 '• 7th dSJ of .liuiniii v, ol \ • - •. i; • 111111 • 111 . of Morl--a,",". on |lll^'o l AMD GIT ALl IHISI ..inn- operative, and Do suit or proofed The Ihrlstmas Numbor ol Sci Ibnoi' i ISSii, in 1 .i In- I il of UKiltu-|l(fCH, on I'ai-i- ^7. i Ij »lu.-ii said default i he powei otiu-r hand, khe number ol women FINE. PARLOR GAMES.. iny; in law or equity having in-i-n Instl 168, on vi iii.'ii n li»liti ol .alo .-onliilip'.l in sanl nioil'-a,".' has Magai Lne presents a remarkable list ol had an Interest In the, manufac- II v.'.ir -1" .I"-.* il..n« nol t,'i'l> ll iui. .i io I'.-iHirr tim iiriit si'i-nii'ii by . will,- nn 1,1M I,,»,,,,> ,,,,,1 o.i lo ho due n tho date ol this noiu-o i,.s-oiiio operative ami no -.mi or pro popular writerji Including Rudyard tories dealt with l>y < hi- report ws i M«V,,I.OB«l | II., ..... II 01, H.-iiii mortgage or an] parl thereof, Mini the sura of Seven Hundroil Dollan and is-i-iiin:: iii law ha\ Ing boen Instituted KIpling, i tobert < .rant. 11. i'. Qunner, LS.58S in 1988 against i - 110 in the •l»do. O. the sum ol i wenty six hundred and I.I pii-nn'l- HIM llllhl isiiroil In nn iittoini'y 'H foo of twont.) li\.-.lollai I, twenty flvn DollRrn (!i,t)!i5.(io] being now Brander Matthews and George w. \ .--i > pii-,i',liii(r Tho |>aitin-is or mortgacfc* oranj part thoroofand the 91 ami no -.nil or pro.-.-.-.11 n- . a I law 'ia\, i.iiiiini to in. due upon aatd mortgage Cable, in Illustration ll ihowsi num stockholders were J8.9J pet oent < IIIIIII. it «i«lr. luy been Instituted to recover the •.inn oi |i!, ihi.i. at t ii" date ol i his no 1 p Notice is therefore herebj given thai males In i* 'I arid 97.86 pet sent fa« Ino In-ill:: rlniinoil lo bfl illlo on sanl hi-i- of novel features, Oliver Serford porsuanoo and by a virtue of a de« moneys secured i y *-aiii mortgage or ..•Mi mortgage will be foreoloswl i>\ a mnir-.. iii 1199 the proportions were ( any pai I I lii-roof. niorti;.'i,"o, notice Ii therefore here prod Ii drawings i-i-.-.- ol the < 'ii .mi < ouii for the bounty :,.iir oi the mortgaged premises therein igage " iii be 88.38 p.-r font of torn airs ami SI I Ioi Washtenawi State ol Mlohigan, In i ii.'i'.'ioi-.-, by virtue of the power of ,ii- ICI ii>, ii oi some pai t thereof to w II. whlob are ouriousl] Interwoven with Inii'i I I h\ a sal.- of I ho moi-l.-.i per oent of males The ohange thns <'hiin.-.'iy, made and entered on the ontained In av Id tnortifaxa and ,MI oi the follow in».: desoribrd land sit the text of Brander Matthews'story In shown i" have taken plaoe In ose i he statutes In luoh case made and pro p.-.-iiiitos therein described or lotnn third da) of December, A. I>. IBM, In a naliil In the City Of Ann Ail.or in P II i i hoi .'oi, ai public > undue on ' ho a nanner new to majraslne Illustration year lit n ourious bin t of ths tendenoy m.o ih.-I-..in ponding wboreln \ iii.-ii, not loo Is horebj •• \\ on i hai on w.i .iiirnau County and State of Mich Mar.|iiai.ii !• Complainant, in. ..lav, tho twelfth day of Pebruarj .11 I .la\ of I lo.-.-uilior, 1804, at noon Ol AnOtllOl' nolnlilo foalnr.'in illu .11 at IIII of tho timi'-i to pin.-.- iiioro nmi more \ 11. lot) i, al one o'clock In the aftei Igan via < lomnienolng :it the south .mi daj i at 11"- min ii front door of the iif tip' property ol the world, as and VV 1111am I Marquardt, Marie I.MII-I ol Lot No. I'uoc'i In Mock i . the three fronl IN|>IOI«ON RIIOWIHK I Ii. Marquardl and HonrlotUi Holifnmnd noon, «r .hall loll al pillilir an.-I ion, lo I ourl I Ion .,- in I In- i il \ of \nn Ai-hor peolally of the United States, In tho No three (3) North ol Huron Street In 11 'ounty, That being the plaoi i.r.i wo'-ii of A. ii. Frost, Albert Lynol are defendant • Li noreby 11.,- i,i-I.,- .i in.iiioi-, ni tho oa:.i fronl lUngs No. i'. n i im Ba .i according i>> possession of women It looks a* if door oi i in- < loui'l i tousit, In 11"1 cttj ol ,,f holding Hi" ' 'in nil < 'ourl for nnlii and I'.niiio r'tiani, onrh drawing bolng i hai on laturday i he 19th daj of the reoorded Plat of the Ann Arbor l -.Mini \ I'ho pri-niisos ai o ,1, ., ri li,.,| in tho weaker sex, whioh must boli Ann \il.or, itli.il I.,-MI.: Ilio phi.-,. WIHTI' January A. i> 1806, at ten o'olook In I,ami Company's Addition to the Vil oi ic.niai in sent nn.'Hi. and treat goods and ohattels in a sense by vii iii.-1 ir.-uii ( ourl for 1 ho said < lount} ol mortgage as follow s, to wit ( the foron lofsaldday, tshallsell at lai;r (nOW I 'll \ I of Ann A i Imi,uml i nn ment. Ihas. Sorlbner's Ion i in- nf the foi h,-ai a p.- - of the stronger, Waahtonaw Is holdon 1 1 ho pi oral n ill,' ,-asi 11! i \ rods in «i.i < ii off of and public auction or vendue, to the hl^h- 1 niiitr thence westfi ly along the south from the oasl half of Iho Nonth were destined to besoms ths moseyed o«(. bidder, ni tha Huron street entrance tori bed tn said mori jfage to pay ' i" line of Mani lot riint> seven (811 feel to Professor Jai . the ED pin t of i in- human family, amount due on said tn «ith quarter of Section numbor seventeen. in i he ' oin-i i louse. In i ho < llty ol A nn i itake;thence North and paralled with \ i .o ths east half of t he nort b i I:I lo ha\ o n diSOUSSlOl \ii.oi-. In said County ol Waehtenaw, •even per oent Intere it, and all I In- IM .1 lino ol SHld lot NO. TWO ; quarter of the north east Quarter of wi HI: SHOPPING. tho prollii-.,';. hem;; .I,•'., rl 1 „-iI ill ol The < 'iniii 's Tho - 't Natun THBY thai being the building In whloh (he Sixty six (tW) to .'i staki I iin-m e soriioii number twontj \i .. the ill ..in I ol W.'i .III.-M.IU I 'mint \ In a•. I I i,In nli-il tWO 11, niiniili'l «iiii the south line ol in the Deoember Popular Soienoe IIMI I in r *»«» HorUAsd «'im ..I MM h, and iiii- iiii.hv ni.'ii two t birds of of the north east quarter In-Ill. I he loll..- . ilii-il Ian.I ami n.i lot, 'iton feel of lin, ill Iho i 'oniily ill WS .hli'iiau in I ni iim pi in- oi beginning, -'i pub anil Slalo ol M i.-lnraii, ami llonOI'l iH'll number flvi ono him* In \ i 111111 r - on I'll.lav tin- l-'oii rl h ila\ ol The Koonomlo Theorj ol Woman'i friend, happened to oatoh s glimpse lot two (2), block five (5) R H So .h . .1 ami I u i-nl v a.-ro I moi ,- or IOHH. of mi ai'.piiiiiilan.'.' sin- .Inl not « ' 0 id addition, and the south forts •. follow , lo «it The noi-ih .lanuaiN A l», 1806, a I ten o'clock In - Thl • ' ouarter of i he • quarter ol ;i1 ( I.-tolior' llll, i to re i four feel oi n aol lonal lotn i the Forenoon, the easl froul dooi ol \ .1 ,'. \\\ s t:i,', MI ai the bands ol Di Thor and blook Bve (6), of i lion number thirt] I "' ol said (own h. i ouit House In tin- city of Ann ••I ,ri us co ih Is " ay ps it ' bs ' ( ,\ 1 o I I,' i i \ .i.hn, of i he i -• •'• < in - .-on,i addition, being on hi>. \,i,,,i in -..mi i .Mini \ oi w.i iht.enaw, i-onni.-i 1 in i nn some one i don't t« V WAJ I'M. n.mi reprs I ..I.- ol i•'•" ost Avon ed In ih.il hulno tin' phi, ,- oi hoi.Im;: tin- Oil \ I HAWYKK, oare to m.-.-i." nalit . W IRKI •• K I'- i ,i woman In the nol verj Ollll 111 • anl C tj AII on. II ••Who in f.in-.-" II iked her friand, Hai.,i Mm A.i.or, Dec r.Hi, i ll I hi |i.,|,.l .-. pi. nil', a '..111 A l«. I8M ii:ui, i oi a la] Bgure on whlol w ho 11 iii not sea any ons near them. I" \ I t,-|. K Ml K KHNAN, I 'IIM.I I' I' \HKt 1« IIAUK1KT M CAKBAI I Lion.-.-, oi her husband "I •!,, • .iin- hoi i MI woman wit h < 'IIpull i oul i i i islonor, \\ n 'I'll \ mlgi il \ioiti x| Mm i ar lliAL t >• MH. •• N.. >.• n , .1.... i i i • Km II u on her face <>f ooui ••-. 1 have i !ounl). luhl \lMll W I \!1 MI..- Ur Fllltis- I-Ain ( !' Apploton & t 'o , \.'« v.- onlj a I-.' ui ' -° Ml, ., IM" !• ' 1. |lll 'Dl'l'l-. I". TkUiJ AJN]N ARBOR REGISTER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 1894

Word has been received from San Francisco of the arrival of a daughter REINHARDT'S at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. here is a Flynn. Both the baby and Mrs. Flyno, T Difference. ice Allie Tolchard, are doing well. Shoes Save Dollars! Christmas The case of Louis Kohde vs. Win. Other dealers sell their Biggs was completed last Thursday just best Chocolates at 50c. after last week's Register had gone to We sell Chocolates at The Good Wearing qual- GOc and -75c People see press. It was a hard fought battle. the difference and pay us The jury gave the plaintiff a verdict of ties of our shoes have been the secret of Han dker chiefs. the extra price. They $2,500. can't often see the differ- our success. These ace times when ence in drugs and so our The friends of Frank Hess, of the prices have to be the same Gas Company, aie poking fun at him people expect much for their money- A grand offering that will outclass anything done hereto- as others, but the di.{hr< MX because some other fellow with the No shoes contain more value than ours. fore. Every item quoted below worth double. Our reputa- is there just the same. same name was up before a justice re- cently for having been upon a big To durability we add pleasing tion as HANDKERCHIEF HEADQUARTERS is well established. Avoid the rush. Buy now. Don't let CALKINS' PHARMACY, drunk. appearance and perfect fit, all com- :(l -«i>iiHi Stiile-Nt - The city council has approved the that Christmas Dollar go until you have seen Our Low A box of olu!'" /»"/> n afford to give a dollar for the Last week's Allegan Gazette came The rooms of the Young Women" over this when they come to be uppei brightest now. privilege. out :n pamphlet form with a pink cover- Christian Association will be open from classmen. Wonder if the corresponden .lay Wood, of Chelsea, will be turn- 5 to 7 every evening this week. Any girl The Michigan Academy of Sciences, is a freshman? key after January 1st, under Sheriff who would find it convenient to eat her .rhich was organized last June, will Beautiful Christmas books and toys Judson. lunch there is invited. Coffee, 5 cents old its first session at Lansing,Dec. 26- for the little folks at Schallar's in w a cup. Rooms ovor First National Bank book store at 19 E. Washington st. Ho SCHAIRER & MILIEN. The Political Equality Club will 7. A splendid program has been ar- and look over his stock before you de- meet at McMillan Hall, Friday, Dec. 21. The Adrian Pi-oss is authority for the anged, and an interesting time may be cide what to buy, everything new, tir>;- at 3 p. m. xpected by all who are interested in class and at rea-onable rates. 43 statement that Lansing merchants sell LEADERS OF LOW PRICES. The December issue of Hard Times kerosene oil for 5 cts. per gallon right lie work of this society. For full par- iculars address the secretary, F. C. If you are in need of dry goods, read has made its' appearance. It is up toalong and that now they will give •"ewcombe, Ann Arbor. th? bhj advertisement of Bach & lioath on the standard. you 26 lbs. of 6ugar for a dollar. Now P'tge 11 of this issue. tell us what the Adrian merchants do The Inland League social last Mon- for a living? day night was well attended and en- joyed by all. The office rooms in the Opera House Block, formerley occupied by Lawrence Pres. Angell's Annual report for the and Butterfield, have been rented by past year has just been issued in Messrs. Randall, Pros. Atty. elect and pamphlet form. Atty. Prank E. Jones, of Saline. They • CHRISTMAS 5ALE ! • Quite a number of letters have been will not be legal partners, but simply received at the Ann Arbor post office occupy the same offices addressed to Santa Claus. Cornelius Cornwell, one of the pio- DRESS GOODS SALE. CLOAKS AND FURS. Rev. J. W. Bradshaw made an ad-neers of Ypsilanti, and one of the early Our line of fine Novelty Dress Goods Every Cloak and every Fur Cape in dress at the Congregational meeting at paper makers in the west, died at his is a delight to every seeker after a our entire stock marked down to Tliree Hudson last Tuesday night. home last Thursday afternoon at the landsome dress. Quarters and in many cases to O«e- age of 75 years. While in Boston a few Stylish imported fabrics for Evening Ha If the early prices. The Ladies' Society of Bethehem days before, he had been stricken Costumes we are showing in a variety These prices will popularize thes& church will meet this afternoon with with paralysis from which he did not exceptional in a city of this size. garments as presents, and the early Mrs. J. Schairer, on Ashley-st. recover. To enable every lady to indulge in a buyers will secure some choice bar- The various displays of Christmas A vagrant by the name of Sullivan satisfactory and Stylish Dress, we have gai ns. goods in the store windows about the was arrested in the M C. depot last marked down several thousand yards of Muffs, Boas and Children's Fur city are the finest we have ever seen. Monday night. From his story he isStaple and Fancy Dress Goods to 39c Sets will be found in this department at The teachers in the public schoolssupposed to be a fugitive from justice. and 49c a yard, about two-thirds the very attractive prices. have been given permission to have Justice Gibson sent him to jail for 30regular prices. . * Christmas tree for the little folks. days before the expiration of which it is believed some new developments The next reception of the Choral will be made. GLOVES I Union social club will be held at the FANS! Finest assortment of Kid Gloves can Whelan Murphy, of the Star Cloth An immense stock from which to se- •School of Music Friday evening, Jan. always be found at our Glove Counters 12. ing House, had a narrow escape last lect, from the cheap Jap. Fan to the fin- Tuesday morning. While decorating est creations of Silk, Satin and Gauze. Each year we add to our reputation as an up-to-date Dry Goods Store and In at 98c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. You The case of Bryant VB Houston, which no window the step-ladder slipped and Every price and quality from 5c to one particular is our superiority more manifest than In our yearly will find the best values that can be af- was finished last Saturday in the cir- $5.00 each. offering of Holiday Goods at popular prices. forded at the price. cuit court resulted in a verdict of no threw him against the plate glass cause for action. breaking it. Mr. Murphy escapee uninjured, but it Is a wonder that h LADIES' EMBROIDERED LADIES' SWISS GENTS' The annual Christmas festival in was not seriously cut. UMBRELLAS connection with St. Andrews's Sunday JAPANESE SILK School will be held in Harris hall, next Last Thursday night at about half Embroidered Hdkfs. SILK INITIAL Monday afternoon. past 8 o'clock the fire department wa HANDKERCHIEFS AT <)C, 98c to $5.00. HANDKERCHIEFS AT 4OC called out by an alarm of fire in Rosey' (Worth 15c.) At 9C (Worth 15c) The city council, at its meeting billiard hall on State-st. The fire, which (Special Values) (Worth 75c) last Monday night, decided not to at- fortunately did not amount to much tempt to make any repairs upon the was caused by a cigarette stub being main sewer on Depot-st. dropped through a crack in the floo and upon some straw below. It is said that there were nearly as JAPANESE many listeners outside of University There will be a special civil servic P been.makln£ history so fast the past few months that everything from the "flowery kingdom" is interest- Hall last Friday night as there were examination, held at the high schoo people in attendance at the concert. A ^ prise m opening a Japanese Department is meeting with heartv appreciation. A large part of our second building, on Saturday, Jan. 5th. B and lt l it f H l h bif Oulvr enterpriser te0 anpd ugr ele p epartment is meeting with heartv apprec g p Rev. C. A. Young will preach at the lapse of time, the list of eligibles ha rn'? * °/. . !*• ° gant passenger elelevator makes it easy of access. Here you mly see the beautiful Church of Christ next Sunday morning been reduced to three on the carriers Porcelains of Kindami and Satsuma, side by side with the cheaper but nevertheless beautiful wares of Tokio and Owari. on'"Christ is his own best evidence." list and two on the clerk's list. Th Japanese Plates, Vases, Crocker Jars, Cups and Saucers Tea Pots, Chocolate Pots, etc., etc., There will be no preaching at night. female clerk list, however, has th at prices ranging from 4c to $3.00. Whether wishing to purchase or not, a few moments can be requisite number of names yet. pleasantly spent in looking throuj h this attractive line of goods. The Michigan Central boys wore a big smile last Friday when the pay car Mrs. Callie Gates, who has recentl hauled up in front of the passenger sta- completed the course of instruction i HANDKERCHIEFS. tion and received a visit from of all the School of Shorthand, of 20 S. State PRESENTS FANCY GOODS them. St., has secured the position as sten Our assortment of Handkerchiefs is an unusually large FOR GENTLEMEN. ographer with the Ann Arbor Orga one and comprises many novelties in medium and expen- Displayed on 2nd Floor. Take Elevator. The furniture, dry goods and cloth- sive goods rarely shown outside of the large cities. Our line includes Collar and ing stores and all others which have Co. The position was formerly held b Cuff Boxes, Shaving Sets, Trav- PURSES AN ENDLESS VARIETY, 10c TO $1.00. usually been closed at (i p. m , will be Miss Frances Dorr, who was obliged Fancy Hdkfs., 5c to 15c. Duchess Lace Hdkfs., eling Cases, Ties and Mufflers, Hand Bags 49c to $2.00. Collar and Cuff Boxes, give it up on account of poor health. Linen Hdkfs., 15c to 75c. open this week during the evening $1.25 to $5.00. Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Night Initial Purses, 19c. 98c to $2.7*. Embroidered Cambric Manicure Sets, $1.50. Shaving Sets, 98c to $1.98. hours. The December number of "Th Hdkfs., 9c to $1.25. Mourning Hdkfs., 10c to $1. Robes, Fancy Suspenders, etc., Fancy Hair Pins, 3c to98c . Glove and Hdkf. Boxes, Christmas exercises at the North Alumnus'' made its appearance las Embroidered Linen Hdkfs, Children's Hdkfs., 5c to25c. 63c to 98c. Saturday. The number is a good one Initial Hdkfs., 5c to 25c. Perfumes, 10c to 98c. Side chapel will bo held tomorrow 26o to $2.75. Card Cases & Purse Sets, 75c The magazine shows strong indication ALL AT POPULAR PRICES! Toilet Cases, 98c to $2.98. evening. A Christinas tree and a lit- Work Boxes, $1.69. erary and musical program have been of having come to stay. The le Black Dress Silks m Peau De Soies, Alma Royals, Failles, etc..warranted for 98c, $1.25 and $1.50 prepared. ing article in the December num her is "Fraternity Life at the Univer Fancy Silks for Waists, esepcially attractive line, at $1.00 and $1.25 per yard. Last Tuesday night some thieves sity,"by B. P. Bourland of the class o SI LKS! Evening Silks, all tints, 32 inches wide, at 75c a yard. broke into the chicken coop of Robert '89. The most interesting feature Speechley, who lives oui on Geddes the personal items. This alone is wort road, and cut the heads off of over the price of the magazine. t wenty-tive fowls. Robert found where the thieves had dropped the fowls but Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powde would runch rather find thethieves. World's Fair Hisrhent Award. E. F. MILLS & CO, J>.iV\ AiiBUtt TLDRSDA.lt, DECEMBER 26 1894.

THE CITY OF THE NIZEM. There is more( 'atarrh in this section AMONG OURJNEIGHBORS. of the country than all other diseases A Motloy Assemblage of Dusky Faces put together, and until the last few About CHELSEA HERALD. and Bright- Hued Turbans. i, was supposed to be incurable. W. G. Kempf was in IS'ew York last In the densely thronged Btreets the For a great many years doctors pro- scantily clad negro,- with a scarlet nounced it a local disease, and prescrib- week on business. ed local remedies, and by constantly Knives. Chelsea Tent, No. 281, K. (). T-M., "tarboosh" perched on his wooily failing to cure with local treatment, elect officers Friday evening, Dec. 21, locks, jostles the dignified Mohamme- pronounced it incurable. Science has 180-1, for the ensuing year. dan, true lord of the soil, in snowy proven catarrh to be a constitutional A cheap Pocket-knife can be bought Died, at the home of her mother, on turban and flowing- robes; the long- disease, and, thereforef,requires c atevtii Store, but it is not the kind North Main street, Dec. 8, 1894, of con- haired, eagle-feature! Afghan strides aal treatment, I fall's* !atarrh< !ure, you want. sumption, Miss Lillie I. Allyn, aged alongside of the fanatical Hadji, whose manufactured by V. J.Cheney & Co., To- * # 35 years. The funeral was held from green headgear shows that he has i •hio, is the only con siitutional cure One dollar is the lowest price that a '!. E. church Wednesday afternoon, accomplished the sacred pilgrimage to on the market. It is taken internally really good knife can bo sold for. Thia Rev. ('. I,. Adams officiating. distant Mecca; and martial V.. in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. jiloumn is placed in this paper to adver- It acts directly on the blood and raucous MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE. dash past on fiery chargers, disper i» the very best Pocket-knife ever a gossiping group of Sidis leaning like if the system. They offer one- sold. It is .I.e. Tip g Sheffield Quite a party of young people went to hundred dollars for any case it fails to • uife. the train Tuesday night with a supply ebony.statues against the marble b Send for circulars and testimoni- * * of rice, old slippers, etc., to see Mr. and of the great fountain which faces the Xevcr buy a knife only because it .Mrs. Hay safely off and bid them bon Char Minar, says All the Year Round. F. J. CHENEY .V- CO., To! looks well. If blades are not the best voyage. A devout son of the prophet laves >: by druggists, 75c. Sheffield steel they will soon bend, no Talk about scarcity of money, why his face in the silver spray before matter how they will look. Still, you $20 was picked up on the street within NANA SAHIB LIKELY Dl want a line-looking knife. spreading out his prayer carpet for * * the past week, $10 of which has been the noonday orisons as the turbaned All Humors to the Contrary the He * FLOATS • claimed by the man who dropped it. head of the muezzin appears on the of a Romantic Imagination. TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS, The United States law provides that The other is still waiting- for an owner. gallery of every minaret, and the cry From time to time the rumor is re- only samples to agenfsand to the trade SALINE OBSERVER. will be admitted free of duty. You "La Allah-ill-Allah" rings across the vived that the Naua Sahib, the most Could Not Sleep, can, therefore, see the advantage that Born, to. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alber, city. A Rohilla chieftain, with a jew- notorious monster of the Indian ' Prof. L. D. Edwards, of Preston, I have in sending samples to agents Jr., Thursday December (5th, a daughter, eled dagger thrust through a dark- mutiny, is yet alive. . In relation to Idaho, says: ''I was all run down, over those who deal in Sheffield good- A new boy came to the home of Mr. blue caftan, swings the heavy blunder- one of these reports Major-Geueral weak, nervous and irritable through in America. BE5T FOR SHIRTS. and Mrs. .Julius Feldcamp, Wednesday buss described in native parlance as flutchinson of the British army says: overwork. 1 suffered from brain fa- * ** morning. "the tiger's child," and pushes aside "In 1757-58 I was military secretary tigue, mental depression, etc. I be- I am an'advertising agent! I am en- THE PROCTER & GAMBLE CO., CIN'TI. Ernest Hill a few days since accepted came so weak and nervous that I a barbaric-looking Pathan with a to the chief commissioner of Oude, could not sleep, I would arise tired, trusted with a certain amount to spend a position with a St. Louis firm, this leathern shield, apparently sported as and as such w.is head of an intelli- discouraged and blue. I began taking advertising these knives (the best Keal !'.»!He For Sal-'. necessitated the closing of his sh >p at the badge of full-dress like a svord in gence department which supplied to value ever seen in America at One STATE OF MI CHIGAN, I the post office, and he this morning de- a ball-room. the military authorities and to the Dollar each). Now, the knife is its parted for his new field. Dr. Miles' Nervine own best advertisement. *°COUNTV OF W'ASHTKNAW. f . Olive-skinned Hindoos glide stealth- supreme government information re- * * la the matter of the estate of Maria A new patent has just been granted garding the movement of rebel and now everything is changed. I * E. Godfrey, Incompetent. Geo. J. Nissly on an incubator. George's ily through the crowd, as though sleep soundly, I feel bright, active Imagine a Pocket-knife (Si inches Notice is hereby given that in pur-long experience in the poultry business shrinking from contact with the mot-troops. The system adopted was to and ambitious. I can do more in one long) with the most beautifully-grained suance of an order granted to the un-enables him to see many new and valu- ley assemblage. Solemn Turks sit send out runners with instructions to day now than I used to do in a week. vory handle—genuine African ivory dersigned guardian of the said incom- able points in that line. cross-le-fged beside their coffee stalls, pass through certain lines of country, For this great good I give Dr. Miles' and with two blades of the very best petent by the Hon. Judge of Probate The case of Mrs. Baty, with the viland keen-faced Parsees, with sloping returning to Lucknow, and to report Restorative Nervine the sole credit. Sheffield steel that will last a lifetime for the County of Washtenaw, on thelage for damage received as a result of a oilskin hats, are engrossed with arith- everything they heard. It was so and cut like a razor. The tips of the twentieth day of November A. D.. 1894, defective sidewalk was tried in the cir-matical calculations so successfully arranged that the runners without It Cures." handles are heavily plated with sterl- there will be sold at public venclue' to cuit court last Thursday. The jury knowing it would cross each other r Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold on a positive ing silver. And then a very nice the highest bidder, at the east front mastered by these astute descendants guarantee that the first bottle will Benefit. chamois leather case goes with each gave Mrs. Baty a judgment of $275. of the ancient Persians in their mod- at certain points at about the All drusgists sell it at $1,6 bottles for i5, or door of the court house in the city of same time. They were never told It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price knife. Now, would it not be easy work Ann Arbor in the County of Washte- A most pleasant marriage occurred at ern character of "the Jews of India." by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. selling this knife at One Dollar each'? naw in the said .State, on Tuesday the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lindsey A few Parsee ladies, with silken what particular information to in- I know it would, for it looks as if it eighth day of January A. D. 1895, atlast 'J hursday evening when their "saris" of cherry-color, lilac or apple- quire for. Some time in 1058, proba- were worth two dollars. ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day niece, Miss Kena Lindsey and William bly about June or .Tuly, three or four C Towler were according to the laws of green, thrown back from white head- (subject to all encumbrances by mort- bands inscribed with sacred texts, runners, coming from different di- And so it is if you compare it with gage or otherwise exisiting at the time our State made one. Hev. ('. ('. Mar- rections, separately reporte 1 that the value offered in the ordinary Store. when said Maria E. Godfrey was de-shall was present and performed the drive through the bazaars, but the ab- sense of women from the crowded thor- Nana Sahib had died of fever acroiH clared an incompetent person bv said ceremony. About thirty of the near Is not this knife its own best adver- relatives of each the bride and groom oughfares results from the cloistered the river Gogra, an 1 been burnt in Probate Court) the iol owing described the jungles bordering on Xepaul and tisement. real estate, to-wit: were present to celebrate the occasion. seclusion of the "purdah," which im- ; known as the Tera . i8'"D.\Y # All that certain piece or parcel of YI'.HILAN'TI SENTINEL. prisons the majority of the fair sex. Von can make $4 per day selling land situate and being in the City of William E. Hell's weary watch for a This information, according to the WHAT "PEFFER'S NERVIGOR DID. •ispowerfully and quickly. Cures ^vhen all these knives. This is a genuine ami Ann Arbor, County of Washtenaw and renewal of his pension is ended. A re- Something to Paint. instructions of the chief commission- others fail. Youngnicn regain lost manhood; old Btraigtforward statement. This is State of Michigan, ana described as Mme. d'Albertin, one of the lesser . iCOTeryoutaful vigor. Absolutely nt. Jnsiston hav- you at $8 pel' dozen ; you sell them at $1 one occa.iion a certain count, who held runners had got hold of the truth, ing PF.PFEK'S KERVIG<)S,Mmiil for it. range number six (6) east, Meridian of E. It. Beal has purchased Arthur Can he carried in vest pocket, i'rt paid* Plain wrap. each. Michigan, morn particularly described Smith's drug store. The deal was her in much disesteem, lost a bet to and certainly it was then considered pc-r, isi per box, or O for »»G. with A. VonUive her. "And what will madarao choose?" \Vi-tl£eri dusi-jsntee to t^ijre orK«l'untl the * * as follows, viz: consummated last Thursday. Mr. Beal so to be by the intelligence depart- Money. Paxnpalei free, scMd I vdru^zista. Address I determined to use large sum of ad- Commencing on the center line of will move the stock out of the city. he askei with mock courtesy. "Some- ment, of which that very able and ex- PJBFFEB ASEMCAi. ASM'N. Chicago, 111. vertising money entrusted to me in Huron street west, formerly known as In the suit of Avery vs. Spauding, re- thing in my art, "she simpered; "some- perienced officer, the late Major Orr, Sold by John Moore. sending out free samples to those who the Mill Creek Road, in said cityat the ferred to in the Sentinel last week as thing I can paint." "Very well, was the executive comptroller. ' promise to at-1 as agents for the sale of southeast corner of lands formerly a In progress in the United States circuit madame," replied he, bowing himself these knives. part of the estate of David Godfrey, de- court at Detroit, Avery was awarded out. A day later madame received a THE PROFESSOR'S EXPLOSIVE. ceased, and deeded by Maria E. Sod-SI, 500. package from the count, which, upon 1 will send you a free sample, but frey to .1. Laubengayer, as re orded in New you must sign the promise at the foot Liber 122 of deeds on page 491 in the Prof. D'Ooge, of the University, being opened, revealed a life-size It Is a New Gelatine Which Can lie gave an address at Normal Hall, Sun- drawing of her own face in outline.— Plaited Into Cord* of this column, and make a deposit to oilice of the Register of Deeds, in and show that in asking for the knife you for said county; thence northerly, de- day afternoon, which was appreciated Argonaut. A new explosive, manufactured by Firm by a large number. His subject wa3, are acting in good faith. flecting 86° 29 '30" to the right from ; the government, has lately drawn 'The Piety of thi Mind." BKAND THE CIiAIM AS FALSE. &' said center line facing west, two hun- •nuch attention. It is called "cord- The deposit that I ask of you is 44 dred andthirty-one (231) feet along the The marriage of Charles M. Walker World's Fair Olllt-Ials Expojte a Pre- ite," and is an invention of Professor cents about half the wholesale cost of east side of said Laubengayer's said and Miss Florence A. Holmos occurred tender to an Award, Abel. It is in the m lin a similar pro- the knife, and less than one-third what land to an one inch iron pipe which Sunday evening at the residence of the DIETAS CHICAGO, III. One of the odd re- duct to the smokeless powders of AND you would have to pay for a knife like marks the northeast corner, thereof, for bride's father, (Jassius M. Holmes, on other nations. The name "cordite" it, if you bought one. a place of beginning; thence northerly Harriet street, Rev. H. M. Morey offi- sults of the World's Fair is the claim from said place of beginning, deflect- ciating. now made to awards by some who were originates in the process of manufac- >" * ing 10°45'30" to the right, along the not even exhibitors. Officials of the Ex- ture, during which the gun cotton, Send the money by a Postal Order or Edward Gareissen , of St. Louis, Mo. position have not as yet taken final ac- after being- combined with a sort of SGHANTZ, one-cent stamps for 44cts., and put a east boundary line of said Laubengay- a brother of Oscar Gareissen, Assistant tion in the matter, believing the quick explosive gelatine, is pressed through five-cent stamp on the letter, which er's second purchase from said Maria Director of the Normal Conservatory of wit of the people will detect the spuri- 48 S. STATE ST., must not weigh more than one-half E. Godfrey of the lands of said estate Music, has removed to this city. He isous claims. But to the case of a Newa plate with fine openings, thus re- ounce. describedin a deed given to him by said a musician of talent and has already be- ceiving the shape of fine threads. [SECOND FLOOR.] Maria E. Godfrey as recorded in Liber York baking powder,that has been wide- • come a member of the Ypsilanti Or- ly advertising an award, the attention The object of this process is that by The deposit of 44 cents will be placed 127 of deeds on page 62 of the records chestral Society. proper selection of the thickness of aforesaid, to the southwesterly bound- of the Chief of Awards for Agriculture, Fine to your credit, and will be deducted DEXTER LEADER. has been directed. He brands the the threads, it offers great latitude in from your first order at the dozen rate. ary line of the Third Ward school lot in * * said city as shown by the deed of said George Tubbs, brother of Lucius claim of this pretender as false, declar- the control of the swiftness of the ex- Merchant * school lot recorded in Liber 57 of deeds Tubbs, and Mrs. Ida Vickers, of Staples, ing "Neithor the records of this depart- plosion, which is, in other powders, I am an advertising agent, contractor Minn., arrived here last evening. ment, nor the official catalogue of theattained by the finer or coarser grain and publisher with one of the lai on page 232 of the records of aforesaid; World's Columbian Exposition, show Tailoring! Advertising businesses in the world,and ->thence southeasterly along said south- A special Christmas service of res-that this New York Company was of the particles. One can, therefore, I absolutely guarantee to s ml. postage westerly boundary line of said school ponsive reading, song and address will an exhibitior; consequently it could according to requirements, manufac- paid and duty free, the knifo described lot to the west boundary line of lands be held at the Congregational church not receive an award at the World's ture a quickly combustible explosive WE GUARANTEE FIRST-CLASS above free to anyone who signs the sold to Sarah M. MiHer by said David on Sunday morning, Dec. 23d. for mining purposes,or a slowly burn- promise below, and sends it with the Godfrey and the deed thereof recorded Fair. '• [WORK IN EVERY RESPECT. Mrs. S. Francisco has been at Emer- Those who fairly won their honors ing, driving power for projectives. deposit as stated. in Liber 43 of deeds on page 451 of the E keep on hand samples records aforesaid; thence southerly gency Hospital in Detroit the past week at the fair seem disposed to treat this Cordite can be plaited into cords, * # along said west boundary line of said undergoing an operation for a cancer- fraud as any other fraud should be which naturally increases its availa- W of all the LATEST Let me advise you not to part with ous growth upon her facs. Her daugh- treated. The I'rieo Baking Powder bility for practical use. The judicial your sample, even if you should lose a Miller's said land; to the s:uthwest ter, Miss Elsie accompanied her. and BEST SfYLES of corner of said Millers's snid land thence Company, of Chicago, having received side of the cordite manufacture offers FOBEIGN and DOMESTIC sale ai $] by refusing, as it will take westerly parallel to the center line of Ann Arbor talent will give a play the highest award, say they are con- time to replace it. I eould not send special interest, as sthe well-known Q0OB8, Call and inspect you another even if you sent the full$l. said Huron street seventeen and three entitled "Gyles Corey," at the Webster vinced their claims, and those of allfirm of Alfred Nobel—thi inventor of tenths (17.3) feet to the east boundary Congregational church, Friday, Dec. 21 other holders of rightful honors, will them. Alter tin' sample they run only be sup- 1894. This is the first entertainment be fully vindicated by the public. dynamite—had instituted a lawsuit plied to you by the dozen as there is line of land bought by said David God- against the English government for frey and James T. Allen from David of the lecture couse. Now is the time duty on them to be paid. to secure your tickets. infringement of its patent- rights. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE! # Page and as described in the deed PEOPLE CARRIED FOR A CENT. AU<> Cleaning untl PreMlng. recorded in Liber F. of deeds on A New Year's Hop is announced to But, although the modern manufac- Any English Hanker can give you page 250 of the records aforesaid; be held in the Dexter Opera House, Result of a Street-Car War in Savan- ture of explosives rests mainly on Mr. information about my high standing, or thence southerly, deflecting 93°31' on New Year's Eve., Dec. 31st. The nah, Ccorgia. Nobel's efforts, the firm lost its suit write to the publisher of this paper, 20" to the left, two hundred and four who knows that I do a large and managers are Messrs. John Dunlavey, The bottom has almost, if it has not because the fundamental patent had straightforward advertising business, and two-tenths (204.2) feet along the Fred. Laubengayer and Morris Nash. quite, dropped out of street-car fares, expired. Want Money?-or a Home east boundary line of said David God- An oyster supper will be served. Bill and one cent will carry a person now Want Work? or a Farm and that I do exactly us I say. frey and Allen said purchase to the~~> cents. to any part of the city. The last re- THIS MAN'S SIN Want to open up a store in a * # northeast corner of land formerly be- growing town? Want to raise I have taken this pace in this paper The formation of the Dexter Enter- duction was decided on at a meeting gle Aim Was to Get an Advertisement live stock? Want to know how longing to said estate and sold and con- tainment Course with H. Wirt New- of the directors of the Electric railway for three years I The first one answer- veyed by said Maria B. Godfrey to W.kirk, manager; S. O. Davis treasurer : and He Succeeded. to buy improved farms in 1ing this advertisement after this num- K. Hicks and described in a deed re- company. Bull and Bay streets and Stand in the public thoroughfare well settled region withou and I). E. Quisfa, secretary; isa step all Bull and Best streets are named as ber of the paper has come out will, if corded in Liber 104 of deeds on page Dexter people will be pleased to see at gazing at any thing real or imaginary payinp oasli? 1 'artioulars and he likes, have his name printed in this 286 of the records aforesaid and be-last taken. These gentlemen have be- junction points, and from either of and the dozens who gather round you publications sent free by space as agent for these knives. ing two hundred and thirty-one (231) come responsible for the payment of these points to the other, which is will multiply soon into hundreds, and if. I WHlTMBy, * feet northerly from the center line of $150 and we believe the people here will just half the length of the big belt, if you stick to it, perhaps thousands. St. Paul, Minn The Editor of the Springfield 'Ohio) Huron street measured on said last see to it that they meet with no loss in and going either direction the fair is New Era writes, In his paper of June 1 A crowd as big as the street could course continued; thence westerly, de- their undertaking . Other towns HI bout one cent, says the Savannah,Ga.,New3. hold for a block gathered round a sign 20. 1894:—"I have received a sample flecling 93"34'20" to the right, and us have supported such ventures and we knife from Mr. Sears, and am very parallel to said center line of said Hu- A passenger can board the street painter. They rallied in curious ex- see no reason why Dexter can't. We car anywhere on the line of th< citement and dispersed in disappoint- much pleased with it. He is the owner ron street west, one hundred ar.d fifty bespeak for the new enterprise 9iiccess of a very large advertising business (150) feet to the mrthwest corner of > and ride to one of these junction ed disgust. in London, and is, I believe, perfectly said Hicks' t-aiil land; thence westerly points for one cent, but if he goes "My Sin" in huge flaming letters responsible and straightforward." on the same course continued about beyond it he must pay another cent. was what the painter had already * * one hundred and twenty-two and eight So it costs two cents to ride all the printed. If ever a crowd was bent Sign your name and address to the tenths (122.8) feet to the place of be- way round the big belt, but by making on anything it was on the discovery following, cut it out and send it with ginning. it one cent on each half of the line the \yeekly , Order or stamps for 44 cents, Dated, November 21st, 1894. of what that sin was. They asked Closing Out Sale. belt meets the competition of the lines each other what it might be and and you will receive by return of post DAVID L. GODFREY, of tho City and Suburban, which run hazarded guesses while the man laid the beautiful knife as described above. 45 Guardian. practically parallel to it. by his red paint pot and brought r* * The fare on the Indian strest line forth a green instead. P. W. SEARS, ±M FARM TOOLS is also reduced to one cent, although What would the next wor.l be? ADVERTISING AGENT AND there is practically no competition in The crowd grew so excited they CONTRACTOR, WHOLESALE KNIFE that direction. President Collius said called to the man, "What is it?" "Tell •VI.KTISIXI; DEPARTMENT, he did not claim that the one-cent us. "GOOD." "Hurry." "l'aint quick 138 FLEET STKEET, LONDON. At Cost, fares would pay, but whether they if you won't talk," until it seemed he DEAR SIR,—I faithfully promise on my pay or not is not the question. might grow too bothered to print Price Red) and honour to show the Sample Knife [UMBER! "Our competitors seem to want the you have promised to send me to one anything. B<»t he did. or more of my friends, thereby consti- OJ all kinds for all purposes at one-cent fares," he said, and we are He printed out in small green let- going to throw the throttle wide open. -TO- tuting myself an agent. This will —And Many Things— ters, added to the gigantic "Sin," the make me "in the trade" as far aa Lowest Prices It is a question of who will be first syllable "gle," and when the sign was 75 Cants a Ys Pocket-cutlery is concerned. By this frozen out, and we will give them 1 Also LATH and SHINGLES. done it read: "My single aim is to promise I am entitled to a satin- * of Less Than Cost to their fill of the low fares." sell at a npminalprofit." your beautiful Dollar Pocket knifo // you are in need of anything in the lint of President Collins was asked how Unsurpassed as with chamois leather case, to be sent Lujnber. Lath and xhinglex call and get out many people his lines were carrying. me post-paid and duty free. I also en- prices and see oar stock. \\ Oman's l.uii-. Close Business at "Yon mean," ho replied, "how many LOVP in 8 woman's heart is detected Unrivaled in Popular Interest. close 44 cents Postal Order or stamps, P. L. BODMEB, we are unable to carry that want to which please hold for me until I send by rainbows in her eyes. So the value- : 118>4 SOUTH MAIN ST. ride. That is the most serious ques- of Dr. Kerniott's Mandrake Pills is Soundlv Ret"ib! can. . . you an order at the dozen rate. A mi Arbor, IUich. tion with which we have to deal now. discovered by the results. They have K. J. ROGERS, We carry all we can possibly handle been in use over thirty years and have Name. in the afternoons, and on Sundays it proved an invaluable remedy for all An Agent wanted in every HUGH JOHNSON, is simply impossible to accommodate disorders of the liver and stomach, 25c. Township in ti i'l.ifjan, to Address Farm, Implement & Seed Store the people who want to ride. We For sale by J. Moore, Druggist. RESTAURANT and BOARDING could easily use 100 cars. As it is, whom liberal terms will be Addreaa all tetters to we l^ve been running double on some given. F. W. SEARS, HOUSE. aad 27 DETROIT ST. Ana Arbor/. of the lines, and at Uines wh<)n the Dr. Miles Pain Pals stoc Headache THE TfCBUHC - . Dstrci:. NO. 12 N. I«M KT1I- \ \ •:. ITAT-SI required it." Vain has no show with Dr. Miles' jfal/i Pills Wholesale Knife Advertisement Dept., Open all night, finest luncltex in the city. Com* Monthl: y: Pains cured by Dr Miles' Pain Pills. one*- and you tcill come again Michigan. Pr X. Jes Nerve P"JW*«re Wo at.«ll\< III' rooms, closets 2d floor. Price $2,800. !,000 years ago in the construction of nose of the patient-looking party wh quickly relieved iind perma- $1,500 down, balance to suit purchaser. bridge near that place. MARTIN J. CAVANAUGH, was reclining on the combination sofa nently cured by . Commissioner No. 16. For sale, house with nine "Do your worst," he cried, leapin, DR. WHITEHALL'S rooms and closets, furnace, city water, Wines for Debilitated Females. ^ olcanlc Ashei. to his feet. "I will speak. I deman ME-GRIM-IHE, barn, fine location. Price $3,000, half Physicians have used Speer's wine, The scientists of a European expe to know how in thunder it is you wal down. Also vacant corner lot twoand having applied to it the strictest C- a safe and sure cure for all dition now in Ecuador have been all through this house without fallin r~ v headaches, neuralgias or blocks from campus, price $2,000. test known to chemistry, they do not ' other painful nervous attacks making analyses of ashes which fell over the rugs?" No. 17. Farm of 120 acres for sale or hesitate to pronounce it a pure wine of In any part of the body. Sold " ItimK Siili'w. Bank Vaults, Hank medium strength, and recommend it to 150 miles away from Cotopaxi at the But the burglar only laughed mock * by draggists. Vault Doors, and Deposit Works of exchange for house in Ann Arbor. Six time of its last eruption. They have all kinds. miles from Ann Arbor and six mile3 be of great advantage to the aged and ingly in his face and climbed out o infirm, also low and typhoid fevers found them to consist mainly of feld- PARKER'S Tlie Best Safe in the World. 150,000 in me. from Saline. House containing eight the cellar windtiw Detroit Tribune HAIR BALSAM Always preserve their contents. rooms in good condition, two wells, barn Speer's wine will be found very superi- spar, quartz, maquetite and spectacu- Clcmitr mid beautifies the h»lr. Out m l> ion Record In all the Great Fires or. Promotes » luxuriant growth. 32x44 with sheds. Also tenant house lar iron ore. One sample yielded sil- A Horrible Railroad Accident Never fails to BeBtore Gray- One of the largest and best equipped factor!es In ver at the rate of 200 grains to the ton. Hair t-9 its Youthful Color. the country has Just been erected near Boston, fitted with barns, fences A. 1. Curlett's Heave Remedy is a sure cure is a daily chronicle in your papers Cures scaip diseases Be hair tailing. with the latest and most improved tools, which ren- 5Oc,aid»lJ«at Druggirtl der facilities for manufacturing the best work at toe No. 18. For exchange for Ann Arbor for Heaves in the earlier stages, and also the death of some dear friend, wh lowest prices, unequalled by any other concern in property, a fine residence in Kalama warranted to relieve in advanced stages. las died of Con-umption, whereas, I Che country. IP or she had taken Otto's Cure fo CONSUMPTIVE Our aim Is to give the best construction and most •/.oo, nine room house, on one of the fin-Guaranteed to cure Coughs and Colds. I'se Parker's Ginger Tonic. Jt euro the worit Cough, improvements for the leastamount of money. est streets in Kalamazoo on lot 4x13, 1'hroat and Lung diseases in time, lit Weak Liuij^Debility, IndigertioD, fain. Take in time. 50 cU. Estimates and specifications furnished upon ap- with large barn, 4 stalls and carriage Chas. Dwyer, ex-Sheriff of Washte- When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. would have been rendered happier an .. The *nir sure cure for Corns. lpicatlon. AtiEIkTS WASTED room. Will sell for cash, or exchange naw Co., Mich., says, "I cured two. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. perhaps saved. Heed the warning otuDi all Daiu. ttc~ at Di-ui;;zintj. or UIBCOX * CO., N. T. different horses two different years of for Ann Arbor residence. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. If you have a cough cr any affection of Heaves in early stages by use of Cur- the Throat and Lungs "call at John GRATEFUL—COMPORTING. lett's Heave Remedy.'' When she had Children-she gave them Castoria Moore, sole agent, and get a trial HUMPHREYS' J. M. Allen, proprietor of the Dexter bottle free. Large size 50c. Free horse and carriage to Df. Humphreys' Specifics are scientifically and Leader says, "I have used Curlett's carefully prepared Remedies, used for years In Thrush Remedy with perfect satisfac- -k Crave Defender. show prospective customers EPPS'S COCOA prlTate practice and for over thirty years by the the places advertised. tion, having permanently cured a very Mrs. Watts—It seem3 to ma that people with entire success-. Every single Specific bad case of that disease with his Thrush rioneera. 1 Hen Kauroaas. you paid a good deal more attention BREAKFAST—SUPPKR. a special cure for the disease named. Remedy." Pioneers are puskiag Northward "By a thorough knowledge of the Parties having property to that hateful Mrs. Finns last night 1—Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations .23 into British America, and railri>ads natural laws which govern the opera- 2—Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic which they wish to sell or rent Curlett's Thrush Remedy is a sure than was necessary. Every one in tion of digestion and nutrition, and by .23 cure for Thrush and all rotting away will soon be on their heels. Hich the room noticed it. 3—Teething i Colic, Crying, Wakefulneas .25 will find it to their advantage a careful application of the fine proper- 4—Diarrhea, of Children or Adults 23 diseases of the feet of stock. One ap-land, valuable mineral and lumber are Mr. Watts—My dear, I saw that t COUKIIM, Colds, Bronchitis 35 to bo had. The problem is how to ties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Eppe to consult us before placing plication cures ringworm on man or there were at least a dozen unmarried has provided for our breakfast and sup- 8-Neuralgla, Toothache, Faceacbe )»„ beast and removes lameness of calked stand the long, told winter. 9—Headaches, Sick neadache, Vertigo.. .25 their property in the hands of or craked hoofs. Applied once a day men in the assemblage, and I wanted per a delicate flavoured beverage which 10—Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Constipation. .23 grows them out. to protect them. may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It 11—Suppressed or Painful Periods . .23 an agent. All property will JOHN WAKNAflAKKK. is by the judicious use of such articles of lit—Whites. Too Profuse Periods 23 13—Croup. Laryngitis, Hoarseness .23 be liberally advertised and Curlett's Pinworm Remedy, ft r a Our Reputation Saves Talk. Tin- Trouble Over, diet that a constitution may be gradu- man or beast, is a compound that effect- ally built up until strong enough to re- 14—Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Eruptions . .23 every effort possible made to Heady Made Departmt nt. A prominent man in town exclaimed 13 -Rheumatism, Kheumatlc Pains 23 tualy removes these troublesome par- sist every tendency to disease. Hund- 1 6- Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague 25 consummate deals. We are inasites, which are such a great annoy- Overcoats, $7, $10 and $12. the other day: "My wife has been reds of subtle maladies are floating 19- Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in tbe Head. .23 ance to stock. If bowels are bound up, Suits, $8.50, $9, $10 and $12. wearing out her life from the effects of around us ready to attack wherever 20-Wheoping Cough .23 the business to stay and expect one or two doses will put them in prop- Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and indi- there is a weak point We may escape 27—Kidney Diseases 20 Tailor-Made Department. gestion. Her case baffled the skill of a8-Nervous Debility 1.00 to build up a business second er condition. many a fatal shaft by kooping ourselves SO-Urlnary Weakness 25 Curlett's Remedies for sale at H. J. Overcoats. $10 to $35. our best physicians. After using three well fortified with pure blood and a pro- to none in Washtenaw county Meltons, $15. package of Baton's Celery King for 34—Sor« Throat. Qulncy, Ulcerated Throat .25 Brown'B and B. & M. Drug Store. the Nerves she is almost entirely well." perly nourished frame. "—Civil Service U I-/ ti OR. HUMPHREYS' QDID OCf Suitings, $12 to$50 . Gazette. II NEW SPECIFIC FOR onlr, £.0 . Our Prl«ea Save Mouey. Keep your blood in a healthy condition Put up In small bottles of pleasant pellett. Just lit by the use of this great vegetable com- Made simply with boiling water or your vest pocket. Call and examine. pound. Call on John Moore, sole agent, milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by B. J. CONRAD & CO., Children Cry for JOHN WANNAMAKER, Grocers, labelled thus: Sold by DrncclitB, or (tot prepftld on r»r»fpt of prfoa. and get a trial package free, Large 18 S. Ingalls- s State St. Music Store. JAMES EPP8 A CO., Ltd., Homoeo- • It'XPHRKTR HKO.rO., Ill 4 1 IS Wll»>i» SI., SIWVUL Pitcher's Castoria. size, 50c. pathic Chemists, London, England. SPECIFICS. THJU ANN AJKBOK DECEMBER 20 1894. BONFIRES THOUSAND HILLS

Couldn't have carried the news so effectively. Our low prices have had an electric effect, and our sales are daily increasing. The closing up of the firm's affairs and paying the estate of one of the partners makes it necessary to convert most of the stock into cash which we are doing. The public knows that the goods carried by this firm has always been The Very Best.

It is needless for us to quote prices but simply say that we have reduced the price on nearly every article in stock, and you will be convinced that we can save you money "by trading with us, so do not wait, but come this week and take advant- age of the bargians offered.

Silks and Velvets Towels and Toweling We have a large line and could not help but please you None have better and few as good. Dress Goods Underwear Both in Black and Colored. We have a full line, and We can suit and fit• you. This is one of our extra at all prices. strong points Trimmings Sheetings We can give you the very best at less than cost of the All widths from one yard to ten-quarter. poor. Demings and Ticks Hosiery AVe carry the best makes. We have a large line for men, women and children and at the righ kind of price. Yarns Gloves and Mittens Our price can not help but sell it. We can guarantee you bargains. Blankets Well, come and see them; they are beauties and can not Handkerchiefs help but sell. Here we take the whole bakery—both in Silk and Linen Shawls Table Linen Not very many but the right kind. Just come and get our prices, it was never sold so cheap Umbrellas Napkins The best values ever shown and everybody should have one. Any thing and every thing and all sizes. Mackintoshes Lunch and Tray Cloths You buy them at cost. What more could be asked. We have them and can suit you. Muslin Underwear Bed Spreads Cheaper than you can make it, to say nothing of buying This always was our strong point. We beat them all the material. Table Spreads Lace Curtains Well, we have some and they must go. Our prices are making them go fast. Ribbons Corsets We have not got a lot of cheap ones, but our prices are Ours have the right form and price. cheap. Notions and Domestics. Flannels And all that goes to make up a first-class stock of Dry All kinds and colors. Goods are to be had in our store.

BACH & ROATH, 26 South Main Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan. •i'Bii AJS'JN AKBOR KEGiSTJKlt. THURSDAY, DECEMBER g 1894 u BUSINESS CARDS. LIFE OF OCEAN CABLES. THE LARGEST HOSPITAL.. WMs Four Thousand Hods Are Constantly commodated in the Some of tho Oldest Submarfa* News Con- pLORIDA Occupied by Patients. ductor) Still In Active Use. Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars K. WILLIAMS, What is doubtless the largest hospi- running ever the lines of the Louis- Noteworthy advances are being ville & Nashville Railroad. * Atturnry at Law, Milan, Jltc.' made in the art of submarine cabling, tal benevolent and free school com- Money loaned for outside parties. All ege) bined is in Turin, Italy. It is called b wtoflss Kiveu prompt Attention. and some of tho new cables are beau- I tiful productions of modern ingenuity; the Cottolengo, and is three stories T W. S. MOOIiJE, but it is encouraging for those who high itwthe form of a St. Andrew's have invested their money in ocean cross. It has 5,000 b?ds, over 4,000 0 telegraphy to know that a very large being constantly occupied. proportion of the oldest cable still re- The connecting wing-, forming the H DENTIST ! street front, contains the operating, mains in active service. The prim- Work donelnall forms of i Hstry eval cables break once in a while, a waiting and other rooms. Numerous R pavilions, cottages, school houses and repairing fleet is necessary, and an This line runs double daily n and Bridge wort a speeialt; E occasional new link needs insertion, workshops occupy the grounds, sepa- (morning and evening depart- or M. GRADUATE.) but by dint of watching and patching1 rated by small but well kept gardens I ure) solid trains from Cincin- 27 South Main St., Ann \ rbor the old cable enables the reserve and yards, giving plenty of air and nati and Louisville to the prin- funds laid aside for their renewal to light and adding cheerfulness to cipal Southern cities. take on-such gratifying proportions the conglomerate of stone structures. WH. NlCrlOLS, The whole being scrupulously clean, D This line affords two routes Q that the stockholders could "Almost to points in the Southwest, via draw incomes from them alone. The a pleasing, homelike eft'-'ct Is secured. Memphis and via New Orleans. Dental J^arlors ! latest Atlantic cables are distinctive Sixty years ago a poor monk, named This line has double daily U chiefly for their greater weight of Cottolengo, founded this instituta on A money solicited by bogging. Its sup- sleeping car service to Jackson- OVER SAVINGS HANK OPPO- cop, jr and dielectric anl for the ville, and the only through line gre.. -er speed possible in transmis- port is still obtained in this manner SITE VOUST HOUSE SQUARE. and by private, mostly anonymous, No OTHER 5OAP DOES ITS WORK 5OV/ELL of sleepers to Thomasville and L sion. One of them, with 500 pounds contributions from one day to an- Tampa. of copper per mile, gives a speed ARTHUR J. KITSON, of forty words per minute other. No sick asking for treatment This line has four daily trains easily, while the other, with 600 nor any healthy person needing shel- ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THIS. between Cincinnati and Louis- F pounds, is said to be capable of fifty ter have ever baen refused admit- ville In each direction. Contractor and Builder! words. In the old days 400 pounds tance. If the latter is in extreme N This line has three daily trains was good enough, and it remains to poverty and wants work and cannot TNE NIFAIRBAl COMPANY^ between Cincinnati and Lexing- E-timates furnished on all kinds of Architecture be seen whether this will not suffice get it outside, it is given him here. ton in each direction. ERSIDKNCE AND SHOP, 21 Geddes-avc for the deep waters of the Pacific. Homeless boys and girls receive free 27 miles shortest to Knoxville Cables have been laid in 3,800 fath- schooling. They learn how to read D and Carolina points. and write, knitting, sewing, embroi- oms, but in the Pacific 4,400 is figured Choice Meats on. Alexander Siemens, the distin- dering or a trade. So do men and Winter Tourists' Tickets at 0 guished young- president of the Eng- women, the trades of carpenter, shoe- Before buying your new bicycle look low round trip rates on sale from lish institute of electrical engineers, maker, tailor, printer, bookbinder, about November 1st, good till says that he knows the bottom of the baker and gardener being practically May 31 St. the field over carefully. The superiority A Cor. Wasliingrtoii-at and Flfth-ave. Pacific as well as he does his own taught- Full information cheerfully furnished bedroom, owing to the method of The more skilled laborers are upon application to Our aim is to please our customers by always handling the very Choicest Meats that the market sounding employed by his staff when placed in the repairing department. JACKSON SMITH, Div. Pass. Agt., Cincinnati. 0, affords of Victor Bicycles was never so fully cable-laying; but there is a trifle of C. P.ATMORE, Gen'l Pass. Agt, Louisville, Ky, There is constant work for the hospi- S hyperbole in the statement, and a tal, also work to fill orders coining1 Write for description of few more investigations are needed, from outside. Deaf mutes, the blind, demonstrated as at present. Our '94 line OIL AND GASOLINE especially around the Friendly incurable's, idiots, fallen women and THE GULF COASl islands and New Zealand, where picked-up children are taken in and BROUGHT TO YOUR DOOR depths of ;,003 fathoms appear to ex- cared for. Anyone needing a roof will bear the most rigid scrutiny, and we Without bothering to order every tinu you are ist, and where cables 1 ighter than over his head, so long a3 he is poor .-THE.. out. the Atlantic types would probably and destitute and not a criminal, challenge comparison. Drop a Postal Card, have to be resorted to. gnds a welcome home here, provided • 9. W. Corner of E. tFashing- ton and 8. 5th Ave., and learn your ardfi and / he is willing to work in exchange for n ill teen you supplied at lowest < shelter and a good meal. M. I.OIIIIIIJ:. DINED IN BLACK. The Cottolengo is a city in itself, There's but one best—Victor, C3-O TO Novel Method of a Woman for Com* managed by a board of business men ELDREDGE menioriitiag: Her Hmbaad's Death. and physicians, ministered to by a Although the culinary art has in the priest and attended by a sisterhood. last twenty years made rapid strides, The question, however, whether the still there is a sameness about dinner OVERMAN WHEEL CO. "B" RATTFS applicant be a Catholic or not, has parties, which, to tha habitual diner never yet been raised. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. out, comes but little short of dull DETROIT. 5 East Huron Street, NEW YORK. CHICAGO. DENVER. monotony. HUNGARY'S ANNIVERSARY. SAN FRANCISCO. Finest Candies and Nui>Vn Now and again however, one comes the city. Best Oysters in the across a hostess whose imagination or Great Preparations Iieing Made for a eccentricity is the means of providing- Diillenlal Celebration. M. STAEBLER ANN ARBOP,*;jimH city. Also fine Fruits. a meal for her guests upon lines other Hungarians are making prepara- than those upon which the ordinary tions on a grand scale for a millenial dinner is given. exhibition, and the government ad- RUIT RATH, 5 East Huron St. Such a one was a lady who every dressed a prayer to the emperor that year gave what she termed a memor- he might lend them all the his- ial dinner on the anniversary of her toric relics in his possession which GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE husband's death. have any connection with Hungarian F • WASHINGTON. The room in which the dinner was history. The emperor granted the re- given was draped for the occasion in quest and a number of Hungarian his- mauve and black, no other colors be- torians and antiquarians have come Ten Acres Enough." ing visible. The tablecloth was like- to Vienna to study th3 imperial col- wise of mauve silk, while the only lection and make a list of the objects Apples, Pears, Peaches, oPlums,rGrapes and iBerries of Superior ^Flavor, A strictly high-grade Family Sowing floral decorations in use were violets. in question. They have selected a Aroma, Color and Size. Machine, possensing all modern great number, which represent a val- improvements. The lady g-uests were arrayed in Strawberries grow tons to'the acre. either black or mauve dresses; the ue of 2,000,000 florins—if the value of Blackberry bushes grow to the housetop. footmen were dressed in black plush unique historical relics can be ex- GUARANTEED EQUAL TO THE BEST pressed in figures. Among these ob- Currants are picked from step ladders. breeches, mauve silk stockings and Cherries often grow in thick bunches like grapes. Prices very reasonable. Obtain them black coats. jects are copies of the portraits in re- from jour local dealer and make Raising fruit is a neat and clean business, and especially adapted to persons comparisons. BEST WEST On dinner being announced the lief of King Mathias, Corvinus and hostess took the head of the table, but Queen Beatrix, a bronze bust of Mary, who need outdoor labor of regular but not heavy character. ELDREDGE MANUFACTURING CO. on either side of her, seated upon two queen of Hungary; bronze reliefs of Superb Dining Gar Service stools, sat two black poodle dogs, ex- Adrien Fries, illustrating the Hunga- For further information, address F. I. WHITNEY BELVIDERE. ILL. rian wars; the remnants of the crown cellently clipped after the approved r $6.oo French fashion, and with mauve col- of King Andreas and the imperial G. & T., A. G. JS . By., St. Paul, Minn., ored ribbon bows on their heads. globe, dating from the fourteenth cen- —TO— These two dogs had been great pats tury; the double cross that belonged Complexion Preserved to Lewis the Great, with relics of OR. HEERA'S of the lady's husband during his life- CALIFORNIA time, and it was for this reason that Christ's cross: a map of Hungary en- graved in a metal plate, a nautilus- Is the Sleeping Car Rate on the Phil- they were allowed a seat among the VIOLA CREAM 4 lips-Hock Island Tourist Excursions. guests at the dinner table. shaped cup, with arms of the Batthy- Removes Freckles, Pimples anis. It is easy to imagine what ef- Liver • Mobs Buokhceda, from Chicago and kindred points to San The menu was remarkable for the Sunburn and Ten, and re- Francisco and Los Angeles. The cars absence of any color in the viands forts will be made in Hungary to pre- etores the Bliin to its origi- vent these objects from returning to nal freshness, producing a have upholstered spring seats, arc Pull- save mauve, the rest baing either Clear and healthy com-S man build, and appointments perfect. black or whits. Thus the soup was Vienna when once they have been in plexion. Superior to all lace Those Tourist Excursions are popu- the Hungarian capital; and if they preparations and perfectly hnrmlesg. At all white, likewise the fish anl entrees, an lar, and run twice a week, under the are left there surely Prajjua would V derangement of oruggists, or mailed iQT 50C •). Send for Circular. as regards tha game, the lady got Ip YOU tho Liver, Kidneys or personal guidance of a Phillips mana- ask for all that referred to Bjhemia VIOLA SKU< SOAP i* 'W'-y 1'Jcomp.r.ble •» • over the difficulty, or at least met it Stomach, if your Blood is impure, if troubletbld ger who accompanies party all the way. in the imperial collections, and Cra- iwith constipation, or if your whole system is Ekln imrifviDC Boap ' • I '>'• itiiout a half way. by providing blackcock. Irun down and needs building up, try LINCOLN riTal for tlis nursery. . ami dulicaislj laedl* A car leaves Chicago every Tuesday, cow for all that referred to Poland. TEA. Why pay a DOLLAR for a vile com- caced. Al Aniirfau, Price 25 Conta. running via Kansas City, Ft. Worth The sweets were either mauve colored pound, when for ss CENTS you can get a G. C. BITTNER & CO., TOLEDO, O. or white, while at the end of the din- package of LINCOLN TEA, made from pure, and El Paso to Los Angeles, a route re- His Idea Cost Him 850. ner black'coffee was served. fresh herbs, with curative qualities far ex- nowned for its clement weather, low al- Arthur E. Fowler of Lynn, Massa- •:. ceeding any other tea or preparation on tha titude and complete freedom from snow market. blockades. chusetts, pleaded guilty in the United Directions simple and plain. All first-class TOO POOR TO PRINT REPORTS. States district court to the charge of E MAKK " druggists sell LINCOLN TEA. Beware of in- A through car to San Francisco and ferior teas that druggists try to sell you as "just as good I OS tageles also leave's Chicago every The National Academy of Sciences Has using the United States mails in a as Lincoln Tea." None of them are as good. Take no other. RipansTabules. 11 u sday, and runs over the famed Hut One Endowment Legacy. scheme to defraud. He was arrested Scenic Route (D. & 11. G.) the only line The National academy of sciences some time ago for advertising in the Ripans Tabules are com- through Salt Lake. is not popularly known to the Ameri- newspapers stating that he would pounded from a prescription i Address, or call on can public, although established by send a lady, on receipt of ten cents, a wi.dely used by the best medi- j A. PHILLIPS <( CO., congress as a representative institu- new improvement as a substitute for RINSEY & SEABOLT cal authorities and are pre- 104 Clark Street, tion of this country over thirty-one the obnoxious hat pin. When he re- years ago. The academy includes in Nursery Stock sented in a form that is be- For reservation and rates. Chicago. ceived the money he inclosed in an No. 6 and 8 Washington St. its list of members m any of the most envelope two small rubber bands, OF ALL KINDS. coming the fashion every- j>o. 'SEBASTIAN, «. p. A., where. honorable names in American science, with instructions to fasten one end of Have always on hand « complete Stock '• and is of such rank that it has been a a rubber to the hat and then pull it MICHIGAN GROWN, everything in the board of appeal upon a number of under the ear. After the facts were And Guaranteed to be right when de- BINDERY governmental questions which re- fctated by United States Assistant Dis- livered. quired expert scientific judgment. trict Attorney John II. Casey to Judge You will save money by ordering from One of its important functions, too, is Nelson he fined Fowler $50 and tha me. the awarding of medals and gratui- GROCERY LINE costs of prosecution^ ties for meritorious progress in scientific research. Good-Natured and Witty. J. A. DIBBLE, 33 DGTKOIT ST., ANN AHROK, MM II It has no funds, however, with the Perhaps the bsst-natured, and at the same time one of tho wittiest, re- \lknmolhal Mr. Dibble fells tlu mry beat stock Teas, Coffees and Sugar exception of a single legacy, and can- /i,i market at a price that cannot 6< equalled )>// not publish its reports. This is the joinders in religious dispute was that any other agent. 8,A. MORAN, Ed. flu l^gh- BLANK BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 842,000 estate left by Alexander Dal- made by Father O'Leary to an Irish All prime articles bought for cash and can Ripans T&bules act gently las Bache of Philadelphia, and its in- Protestant. "I have no objection," « // at Inn- figures. Our frequent large in- Manufactured on short nut ire. said the latter, "to having the Virgin voices of Teas is a sure sign ice give hoi/r- but promptly upon the liver, come has contributed to the prosecu- i i stomach and intestines: cure Collection and Pocket Wallets, tion of original American research in Mary treated with reverence, but only dyspepsia, habitual constipa- physics. The university of Pennsyl- as a respectable, venerable woman— F. W. BLAKE vania, where Mr. Hache was a pro- just such a one as my own mother." Quality and Prices. tion, offensive breath and head- Medical, Surgical and "Still," replied O'Leary, "you must ache. One tabule taken at the fessor, the Franklin institute, of DENTIST We roast our own coffees every week, al- which he was a prnmotsr; Girard col- allow there is some difference in the Over Brown's Drug store, S. W. Cor first symptom of indigestion, children." ways fresh and good. Our bakery turns Opera Glass Cases lege, of which he was the first presi- ner, Main and Huron-sts., Ann Arbor out the very best of Bread, (Jakes and biliousness, dizziness, distress dent, and the public schools of Phila- Mich. Made and repaired. We also make a An Interesting: Kelic* Crackers. Call and see ws. after eating, or depression of specialty of repairing, cleaning and re- delphia, of which he was superin- spirits, will surely and quickly binding old books of every description. tendent, all honor the memory of this The cathedral of Mayence has just remove the whole difficulty. earnest scientist. come into possession of an interesting relic. The German poetess, Hahn EVERY WOMAN Prepared. Halm, has left to the sacred edi- Sometimes nee'ia a reliable, monthly, regulating medicine. Only harmless i Shoe Repairing! fice the crucifix worn by Marie Stuart Price, 50 cents a box. None better in the city. All g A self-important little country gen- the j.urest drugs should be used. If you want the beat, get promptly done. Moderate prireq. work tleman entered Baron Haussmann's at her execution, and which bears the RipansTabules may be ob- all the year round, i solicit Open office in Paris one day, having some date of Februry 18, 1578. This relic Dr. Peal's Pennyroyal f is perfectly authentic. tained of nearest druggist; or your patronage. complaint to make, and proceeded to v Thov are prompt, sale ard certain In result. The eenuine (Dr. VecVni n • state his errand in a pretty lofty r « noiat. Sont any where, Jl.OO. Address PEAL MEDICISH: CO., OK-- O by mail on receipt of price. THOMAS SPEECHLY, lost Wife and Fame. For free sample address tone, and without taking off his hat. East Liberty, Near s The officer was equal to the occasion. Victor Koeing died in Paris recent- RIPANS CHEMICAL CO. "Wait a moment," he said, and he ly. His fame lay in the circumstance NEW YORK. ANDREW E. GIBSON, rang a bell. A servant answared the that he was once a husband to Ao- summons. 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