Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 5

AI8 WEATEEE STATIONARY lEJSPEEATURE TVniwrox December 4 1 a or vkj ian fair weather stationary temperature' sijiariuGtn txthe northwest following temperatures were reported to Service Office at 10 last even all be'ow wro: St Iul 9 ort Harry 20 iT en Yankton I Moorhead Minn Minn 20 ort Buford Jjj Bismarck 25 Signal Service Renert Detroit December 3 9 rbe following obsei atlons are taken at the fsme moment of time at all the stations named: 11 pUreof 5 i Weather cttftrviUGa tc I I 30 auau 8347 3J4U JSM'h 3055 W55 8 in rrt Paily mean 13O41M Maximum $hMnnm uffejo ygekiauc jiainitctJe port Huron CfriCfllfO polaiu NW NW INW NW Nh Ciear ie 11 iURiitnow 16 js 10 (Clear llc'ht jClror 26 Ciear 7 iCloudy I Clear 12 I air Clear CONRAD Ohs A AYDiQS AND DOINGS Pczh McCurdy of Corunna is registered at paiiel Scotten yesterday paid $4427 State and ftrsty taxes the largest to date David Carey ill on Monday next assume aposilfon on the reportorial staff of the News 4 new trial was eranted yesterday by Record Swift in the Lafayette avenue street opening case John lood of Saginaw reports the loss of a fit) overcoat Stolen from the Kirkwood Hotel Tbarsday Councilman Champion is reported to have raid that he was not a candidate for the Presi dency of the Council Complaints will be made in the Police Court sgaffist 100 saloonkeepers for keeping their sa loons open on Sunday At Royal Hall to morrow afternoon Rev Eastman will deliver an address to tbr Central The City Railway Company will place wire gratings in front the new heaters in use in the Jefferson avenue cars The Right Guard willgotobogganmg this win ter having ecure'l the exclusive use of he new slide one night in each week The frontdoor of the market building is being gradually destroyed by slamming it A pneu matic door closorwoulct Le a stitch in time A meeting will be held at Royal Hall Monday night and a resolution adopted asking that Scientific temperance bo taught in the public schools The annual benefit of Detroit Lodge of Elks will occur in January and Manager Chas Whits has tendered the use of the Grand Opera House for the occasion Sparks from an engine sot fire to Joseph Mel lott's barn near Amberstburg yesterday and the structure with its contentsJncluding three valuable hores were burned Henry Williams was arraigned in the Police Court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to the charge of stealing a cow from Mrs Wilson His examination will be held December 7 The general admission to the Detroit Opera House at to day's matinee performance of Sold by Iler Sisters" by the Mc Caull Opera Company will be fifty cents Michael Connor is locked up in the Central tation on the charge of stealing ten jiackages it tobacco found in liis possession He was of fering the tobacco for sale at bankrupt prices Secretary Norris of the Bridge Bureau is cor responding with various engineers throughout the country with a view to learning their terms for taking charge of the construction of the Midge Health Officer Wight is preparing a resume of statistics gathered during the past live years which will show that while the population has been increasing the average of contagious and ether diseases has decreased Next Thursday evening an entertainmentsffibc given at Young Men's Hall for the bene fit the Home Supt Stocking is huEtfng for a merchant who will tako 100 ttrets for distribution among his employes charges to be made by me in relation the Health Board matter are not of a financial Dr Peter Klein said yesterday statement that they aro is a gross false hood and there is not one word of truth in The attorneys ot the mon who are out of pocket owing to Builder Depew's failure are having considerable difficulty in discovering the owners of the property on which it is proposed to put mechanic's Hens The work done was on a number of twelve or on Lincoln venue A boy in the employ of Augut Rasch Co tailors at 79 Woodward avenue started to de liver two suits of clothing Thursday atternoon He took a Woodward avenue car and left his bundles on the front platform while lie went in side to get warm When lie returned the 1 undies were gone The clothing was valued at $115 Matthew Vogel a stone mason living at the corner of Hastings and Clinton streets was seriously injured at 3 o'clock yesterday after noon at the foot of Joseph Campau avenue A stone that was being hoisted with a derrick fell upon him No bones were broken but Vogel was badly bruised He was taken to Harper Hospital in an ambulance Benjamin Burgois had his examination in the Police Court yesterday afternoon and was held for trial in the Court on the charge of attempting to stab August Schryver Novem ber 'll Burgois was released on $200 bail Po lice Justice liaugin binding him over said that the evidence was not strong against him but be preferred to have a jury pass upon it On November 2S 18S6 Daniel Milloy who lives at 796 Sixteenth street fell on the side walk between Myrtle and Magnolia streets broke a leg and sprained his back The fall was caused bv a board being missing Milloy has a wile and live children depending on him and not a cent laid up A petition is before the Councilmen asking them to investigate the case as assistance is badly needed A Very Creditable Production The first number of Turner's new trade journal The American Stove and Hardware Monthly is out and it is not too much to say that it is far ahead of any similar class journal ver published in this city It involves a capital tea and for a first number presents a very wortby appearance It is to be published mouthy and consists of twenty four pages and a cover The front cover has an artistically de signed and excellently engraved illuminated ntle and inside are published ordinary en raved portraits of rancis Jeremiah Dwyer Geo Barbour Mills A Ducharme anr! Gardner of the Michigan Company A well chosen lot of trade items and miscellaneous reading matter relat ing to the trade is published Water Supply at tho County House The new artesian well at the County House is decided success and that institution now has full supply of sweet soft water the iraport ASce of which cannot be overestimated in con sidering the purposes for which the is designed 'J he well which is eighteen a four inch pipe leading to the I trough which flows a steady stream at lihZTi en to fifteen pounds to the inch holds out and there is no reason to hp i'et iatlt "'ill not there will bo no occasion tlio scarcity of goodawrat the county buildings Dr Cox Secures Ball examination in tho Policeurt on the charge of malpractice resulting in death of Jennie Phillips was yesterday ad JOTrncd until next Wednesday morning at 9 ziStaoH8 attorney Conely being en ial Superior Court bail Ins0 Clock laMt evening Dr Cox secured released from the County Jail Daniel Nowkirk and Max toton Were obltRcd to qualify for VVJU eacu that being the amount ot the bond arquhar Poet Election The following have been elected officers of yasBihar Post 183 A for the ensuing Commander A Mcrfili Senior Vfce komuiander Ernst: Junior Vice Com aMer David Ramsey: It John Eeek Chaplain John Eccard Pepm Hiry Krumbach ignt Infantry Bazaar Matinee To day ur Ladies To da I Bazaar fatfnre to the Bazaar Today 1 svtnii THE DETROIT REE PRESS: auTit'Xin'trv A nrrw TTTnnnrt SATUPcDAY 4 18SG SHOES THAT PINCHED AN ORAL PETITION A ORTUNE IN LAMES Chas Broas Co 'Wholrsale Dealers in ootwear ail for About 8100000 THE ASSETS IN THE HANDS A BOSTON MANUAC TURER AND VHLL PROBABLY COVER THE LIABILITIES Charles Broas late of the firm of Brons Brown a wholesale dealer in boots and shoes doing business at 49 and 51 etferson avenue in this City and also proprietor of a wholesale store apLansing assigned his entire property to George Burt the boot and shoe manufactur er of Boston Mass yesterday The principal creditors are: A Ives fc Son and the irst National Bank of this city the irst National Bank of Greenville Mich the Centred Michigan Savings Bank of Lansing II A Newland of Detroit Wile Brickner Wile and Adler Bros of Rochester and arrer McKean Appleton George Burt A Co and other mer cantile firms in and near Boston Of this num ber Ives fc Son and George Burt Co are the heaviest creditors the former holding $22 000 of its paper and the latter for $8000 for goods sold The total liabilitiesareabout $100000 An in ventory of the stock and asset of the firm is now being taken The assets are estimated at between and $130000 and consists of the stock of merchandise in the Detroit and Lansing establishments and book accounts due and to 1 ecome due with their customers through the State Mr Broas says a small per cent ot the assets consist ot doubtful and worth less paper but not to such extent as to material ly affect the total The embarrassment of Mr Brons is of several standing Brown retired from the firm last July leaving Mr Brons as principal and company the firm being styled after the retirement of Mr Brown us Charles Broas Co The late warm weather in the tall may be said to have precipitated the crash as goods sold to 1 he trade are now sold by jobbers early in the season and on long time thus giving the retail meichauts an opportunity of applying at least a portion of the proceeds of their sale on their payment The arm weather was pecul iarly disastrous to the boot and shoe trade this year and consequently retail merchants were veiyslowin making payments and retail col lections were equally bad The lines drew tigiiter and tighter untfl on November 15 Mr Bio is filed a chattel mortgage on his stock in favor of A Son lor $22 £Kt2 30 Other mortpiuies followed iu quick suc cession raising the amount to $37750 00 in favor of 11 A Newland lor $2743 40 1 irst Na tional Bank Detroit Central Michigan Savings Bank of Lansing $2425 Just Broas of Lansing $1000: irst National Bank Green ville Mich S300C John Collins Howard City $3000 and Henrietta Burch ot Lansing $950 These chattel mortgages were all taken up yes terday by the respective creditors to whom they were issued and the assignment made absolute ly without preference This was brought about by the entire confidence which the creditors have of the ability of the assets of Mr Broas to pay them dollar tor dollar what he owes them To a lttE I'tiESS reporter Mr Broas stated that he could only lay tho trouble to warm weather out of season which in turn produced a slackness in tiade assignment is made to a man whom all have confidence in and who will give perfect satisfaction' I am entirely confident that with careful management the liabilities will be more than covered by the as sets and careful management is already as A HUGE ENTERPRISE George If Hammond Co Will Halid in Detroit the Largest Oleomargarine torv in tile Country George Hammond ft Co have broken ground for the erection cf a large addition to their packing houses and general market estab lishment on Twentieth street near the railroad crossing A reporter for ThekefPiifas called at Mr office yesterday to get ad ditional information in regard to the improve ment and asked: it to bo a factory for the manufacture of do not know yet what shall use it for It may be an oleomargarine factory and it may bo a slaughter house It may be a packinghouse and it may be all three combined or we may not use it al I for the I regret that you cannot give me any informa hero's nothing to give Time wo aro put ting up a large factory and all the new there is at you use it for an oleomargarine factory I understand that it will have a capacity for makinguOOOO pounds a day will make luOuOu pounds a lny use the milk from all the cows in While Mr Hammond did not see Ct to give any information tho following facts will prove of interest Ho has already begun the erection of an oleomargarine factory near the Twentieth street railroad crossing which is to be the hu est establisment of tho kind in the country Already the firm of Geo II Hammond Co is among the heaviest manufacturers in tho coun try of tno butter substitute and the new estab lishment will make the firm easily the heaviest oleo makers in the world Just why the gentleman refused to give in formation tot such an tablishment which is already under ay is not known but an incident happened several months since which may to a certain exti nt give an explanation In the manufacture of oleomargarine a great deal ot milk is used Some months since a re norl wai circulated and it was well founded that Hammond A Co were going to build the largest oleomargarine factory in tie country in this city That it was not built was because of the labor troubles last summer Meanwhile however a certain dairyman in this city hearing ot the project and knowing that a vast amount of miik would be required hustled around through the various dairies near to Detroit and contracted for all of their milk expecting to get up a lacteal corner 'lhe tactory was nut built and the dairyman goteverelv bitten on his contracts Possibly Mr Hammond tears a similar corner in the present instance Windsor Sgots Indulge in a Merry Making The St Society of Windsor last evening gave an entertainment at tho Essex Music Hall before an audience that taxed the capacity of the room to the utmost Piper Rattray the Templeton amily in national dances and Miss Maggie Barr in characteristic Scotch songs were the professionals who con tributed to the entertainment Miss Allee Cooden Miss Mary Bartlett Calvin McDonald and other well known amateurs filling out the musical portion of the programme Three charming tableaux Sat urday Anderson My and Newhaven ish were admirably done The entertainment was a notable success in every respect He Hus Been Placed in Sate Stephen McGibney was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Police Justice Haug yesterday for stealing a pair of rubbers from Lane'? shoe store on Monroe avenue McGibney is the tramp who claimed when ho was being locked up in theCentral sta tion that he was related to one of the in Now ork Ho pleaded guilty in the Police Court to stealing the rubbers and told the Justii that he wanted to be sent up as his frame of mind wa euch that he feared he would do something desperate if he was allowed to remain at liberty Contradictory Verdicts Based or the Same' Showing of acts Coroner Keefe's jury brought in a verdict yesterday noon that Austin come to his death by a fall from the cyclorama building the imployvrs not being at This verdict is directly opposite to the one rendered In the case of Michael Gugler the other victim of the cyclorama disaster although but one witness was sworn no new facts were brought out and the evidence taken in the Gugler case was read to the jury in order to save tho expense of going over tho case again California Excursion The next popular excursion to Los Angeles and Sun raneisco via Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacino the true bouthern Route will leave Detroit December 7 Dave St Louis and Kansas City December Round trip tickets goodrix months with stot over privileges at lowest rates No storm region No snow nlock ads5 No hiirh altitudes A day ia Old Mexico without extra charge No extra charge tore turn by different roule or Pullman accum modaiions and particulars cull on or address A VVolfschLger Agt Wabash Ry A Warren Agt Michigan Central Ry Detroit Mich Specht! Matinee for Ladies and Children at the Light Infantry Bazaar To day iM'olt Light Infantry To day is Ladies' Day Has Deen to Tudge Durfoe to Admit thel'alins III to When a reporter for The iee Press visited Judge Durfee yesterday he was found busy at his desk When the visitor asked if he had yet The Detroit Pipe oundry Works Destroyed by ile GOT A YEAR EXTRA OR LYIUG his his stKiken to Mr Driggs in relation to filing a peti tion for the admission of tne Palms will to pro bate the Judge said: petition is already filed orally though the document itself is not here You see the will is in my possession and what is it delivered to me for if not for the purpose of being probated WAS HE COMPETENT? this talk about contesting the will is I think mere said Trustee AL O'Brien in this connection I desire to compliment The ree Pi: ess for presenting in its report of these rumors the statements of Mr Palms and mvselt instead of doing as the Tribune simply publ sli the rumors with no etlort to offer a contradiction of them from reliable Mr Palms in the full possession of all his faculties in question is the best evidence in the world that Lis mental ability was unim paired If any person should attempt to break the will on that score there will be great diffi cult in doing ihere are too many first class busi ness men in Detroit who and ready to testify that the deceased was in perfect possession of all his great ability up to the very last hour of liis life Take the directors ana officers of the jIichigan ire Marine Insur ance Company ol the Michigan Stove ComjMtny of the Savings Bank ot the Detroit Afarquette cz Mackinac Railway and of various other corporations in which Air Palms was in terested They were all intimately acquainted with Air Palms they all knew much of his busi ness abilitv and they met him regularly in busi ness and could testily intelligently as to the con dition of ills mind during the prist four or live years and up to the very hour of his ABOUT Till: COIHi'l is but another evidence that Air Palms was in perfect mental strength His lands in the Gogebic country became very valuable as mining land and Mr Palms made the royalty contract He realized that the taking of so many thousand tons of iron out of that country each year would be practically a reduction of the value of that land by so many thousand dollars per that in fact the principal of that portion of his fortune would thus decrease annually The codicil provided as an offset to that decrease the reinvestment of Hie funds derived from that royalty contract thus insuring a continuous increase from that source of his Gogebic investment instead of a steady decrease in its Air Palms and Alis Palms contest the will do not know but I do believe that they have no desire or intention to do so Of course Air Palms and Miss Palms constitute a majority of the Board of Trustees and if they should see fit to contest the will 1 as the remaining trus tee would be poweiless to prevent Agam I say and most emphatically that no such tiling will result In case they should do so 1 vould be practically deprived of my responsibility becausethev could as a majority or the Board ot Trustees refuse to vote funds to jay for op posing the contestants (themselves) ot tho will and 1 belv myself But pshaw! Air rank Palms will be true to his trust and 1 have no fear that either he or Miss Palms will engage in such a ONE THE HUMOUS object could either one of the heirs have in contesting the asked a reporter for The Khce PkfsS of a leading attorney there seems to bo a disposition to sneer at the reports that tne will is to be contested and 1'11 just give you a few pointers Unques tionably rank Palms has no earthly reason to contest the will That dis poses of one of the heirs The other heir is Miss Clotilde Palms a lady who has furnished a most remarkable example of filial devotion under the iuot exasperating circum Mance She has lived for upward of thirty years in the full consciousness thntjier father a as very wealthy that he could have surround ed her with all the luxury and all the social pleasures possible that by virtue of his position he might given her all the facilities ami means desired by the most extravagant disposition This she has realized On the other hand she also had a correct appreciation of the somewhatpeculiar not to say sad and gloomy life led by her father 1 1 was for her to choose which al ternative she might for she already had a for tune in her own right Bhe elected to devote herself to her lather and that she did so to the letter is amply proven In tact her self denial and devotion to her father is one of the stand ard examples frequently quoted by the people or Detroit and particularly in Catholic circles Now then her father is dead and she finds that his will leaves her a portion ot the in come from his estate but that beyond that any benefit which may accrue to her rests entirely upon a hypothetical what of of it? There are such emotions as feel ings of chagrin and outraged justice and from those very feelings have often arisen most im portant and bitterly fought legal ALT liOMAXCE Soon after Air death there appeared in a New York paper a well constructed and somewhat interesting romance of young Palms found his which the Tribune republished yesterday in its anxiety to with something readable the meager report it had relative to the possible contesting of the will Had the Tribune take the tale when it was originally published and made inquiries it would have learnod the following facts: Soon after rancis Palms married his second wife the present heir rank Palms went to live with adr and Airs Wilder Air Wilder be ing at that time a prominent attorney here and tit present a resident of Washington and some what noted ns one of the attorneys in the Myra Clark Gaines Haynes cae oon after that young Palms was sent to Georgetown College where he remained eight years Among his classmates was of tins city After leaving college young Palms went to New Orleans He served through the civil war as a private soldier in the Southern army Once lie wa taken prisoner and was sent to Johnson Island near Sandusky Through his influence lie obtained a release and came directly to Detroit where he remained un til the close ot the war Then ho returned to New Orleans and engaged in business there He remained in the Crescent City about twelve years during which time he made three or four visits to oetroit always peing a guest at house and finally he came here at request to live permanently Philip Smith's Prevarication ans Out Dis astrously Christinas Presents for several Criminals The criminals convicted at the last term of tho Recorder's Court were sentenced by Re corder Swift yesterday When Philip Smith convicted of entering ex Ald residence August 12 last and stealing a gold watch and jewelry to the value of $300 was arraigned tor sentence he told the Recorder that he would be 10 years old next June On the strength of his story he was sentenced to two years in the State House of Correction Clerk Lesher called the attention of tho Recorder to the fact that he could not sentence Smith to Ionia if he was under 10 years of age see what's replied the court to go io the reform school Don't record the two years' Evidence was then introduced to show that Smith was 10 years old last Sepl ember and he was sentenced to three years in the State Jloue ot an increase of one year over his first sentence as a reward for lying Thomas Shackelford the colored thief who was charged with the burglary of half a dozen houses on the Cass farm was sentenced to fifteen years in the State Prison at Jackson for the burglary of Airs Addie resi dence on Miami avenue John Gleason got seven years in the State House of Correction at Ionia for robbing John Carmichael September 2 at the footof Randolph street Gleason and a companion held up Car michael and stole his gold watch and a certifi cate of deposit for $2jj5O They threatened to tin ow him into the river but finally knocked him down and ran away companion was not apprehended Dell Eulier alias Alarshall was sentenced to two years in the Detroit House of Correction for stealing $425 from a colored man named Edward Hicks iu Hotel John Mahoney aged 11 a juvenile disorderly person was by request of his father sent to the Reform School until 1J years old How to Get biroug Dumb bells and horizontal bars Indian clubs and lhetrapeze aie valuable under certain con ditions but they are detrimental rather than beneficial if the blood is poor and thin and pois oned with bile Use of the muscles necessitates waste as well ad induces growth If the blood does not carry surtcifcnt nutritive material to repair the waste loss of strength necessarily follows and growth is our ot the question Purity and enrich our blood with Dr Pierce's Medical and then exercise will develop and not consume your physique I Bazaar To day is Day Bazaar Afatinee Light Infantry Armory to day and grand evening entertainment Light Infantry Bazaar atternoon and evening to day or ladies and children especially! A PRGPER1Y bOSS $IOOCOO ONE HUNDRED AND ITY MEN O'JT EMPLOYMENT The Detroit Pipe oundry Works on Clark avenue near the Aiiehigan Car Works were completely destroyed by fire yesterday morning Night Watchman Nicholas Alooro was making his rounds of the works about 4:20 when he discovered a fire in the roof of the room in which the cores were dried The flames had gained considerable headway before they were discovered Moore called to rank Small and Iouis Alenzenfela two other watchmen and while they got the hose which is kept in the building ready for use Aloore turned in an alarm The watchmen soon had a stream of water playing on the building and the ire De partment responded promptly but their united efforts failed to check the fire which had spread to the building and was rapidly enveloping the whole chain of struc tures owned by the Pipe oundry Company The firemen soon saw that their etierts to save the works would be fruitless and they turned their attention to surrounding property There was a strong wind blowing that fanned the lire into a roaring blaze and tne sparks were taken up by the wind and carried almost to the Michi gan Car Works Cinders and sparks flew thick and fast upon the car works lumber piles cars and a num her of smaller buildings in the neigh borhood ot the burning structure and the fire men directed their efforts to saving them In this they were successful The fire was confined to the two and one hall acres ot buildings and sheds owned by the foundry company innum erable small fires started and at one time it looked as if would be impossible to save the Aiiehigan Car Works In about an hour after the fire was discovered the pipe foundry build ings were in ruins with nothing but a tali chimney a blackened mass nt wood piles of brick and bent and twisted machinery to mark the spot where they stood The origin ot the lire is not known The work of the watchmen was so arranged that every part of the buildings was visited by one ot the men every fifteen minutes Electrical buttons were placed in every quarter of the structures and it was the duty of the watchmen at slated intervals to touch the buttons when the exact time ot their report was registered in the office The office register show ed that the building in which the fire was di coveied was visited five minutes before Air Aloore saw the flames Hugh AicMilian Vice President and manager of tlie Pipe oundry Company estimates tlie loss at $10tU0o The insurance is This includes the buildings machinery patterns and everything used in and aboutthe build tigs The risks were placed by Davenport insurance agent at CO East Congress street Policies are held in ten diftereiit companies each company carrying $2000 The companies are: New York Alliance National Niagara Howard Rhode Island Scottish Peoples' Pennsylvania Union and Norwich Union The Detroit Pipe oundry Company is a new organization having been in existence but little over a year It was organized by James Mc Millan President Hugh AicMilian Vice Presi dent and General Alanager AIcAIilian Secretary and II Whiting Superintendent who are the stockholders The main buildings were completed in December last when the company commenced work with seventy five men tho first job being tho filling of a large contract for the city water works Tho foundry was the only one of its kind west and north of Cleveland and business increased faster than the projectors anticipated During the past fall tho capacity of the works was doubled and fully 150 men are thrown out of employ ment by the fire The directors of the company have not fully decided what they will co A meeting will be held this morning when the question will be settled Hugh Alc Alillan said to a 1'ttEK Pheas reporter last night that in all probability the works would be rebuilt once on the old site but that it would bo impossible to have them in op eration before spring Supt Whiting is exert ing himself to find places for tho men who are thrown out of employment but as most ot the foundries in tlie city are supplied with nil the help they need it is thought that a large propor tion ot' the pipe foundry men will have to look for work in other cities A Naval Sudilcn Demise On Wednesday lost Second Lieut Graham of the revenue cutter essenden was taken to the Alarine Hospital for treatment Ro was not considered seriously ill but merely yyvrn out and reduced in strength and it was thought that a lew days of rest and nursing would quite restore him Only the simplest reji dies ere given including a little morphine to induce sleep On Thursday night at 11 he was sleep ing quietly and apparently continued so tin oughout the night At about o'clock when tho day nurse came on duty a close examination showed that he was dead everything indicating that he hail passed away as early as 1 or o'clock hile still asleep His death probably resulted from paraly sis of the brain Tne deceased resided at Edgartown Alass where his widow now lives and his body will be taken there for burial lie was 4G years of age of a Prominent Detroit ady Airs A Kellogg of this city well known in art circles as a sculptor of unusual talent and skill died at Eureka Springs Ark onThursday last after a prolonged illness She first turned her attention to sculpture purely out of love for the art and with no thought of profit AVith inci easing practice however she developed an undisputed ability nnd naturally drifted into the ranks ot the pro fession Her most noted works were her life sized and The time of her funeral is not ns yet fixed Shoppers and sight rer rs Urn spend a pleasant visit At our wareiooms of Art Novelties of every description A Sheiev A Co 172 Woodward ave ExTRAorniNAiiv Extensive Pbepakatioxs or gift buyers of rich and rare furniture and household nrf goods has been made by the Leon jUIgV i'KMTvnE Co leaders of low prices on lhe best of goods 237 239 and 211 Woodward ave Peptonized Beef Tonic the only preparation of beef containing the entire nutri tious properties It ontnins blood making force generating and life sustaining properties invaluable tpr indigestion dyspepsia nervous prostration zanl all forms of general debility also in all enfeebled conditions whether the re sult of exhaustion previous pro iration over work or acute disease particularly if resulting from pulmonary complaints Casweli IIaz ahi A Co proprietors New York bold by druggists When in the city stop at the Madison Hotel $1 50 per day Single meals in proportion Advice to Mothers Alas Soothing Syrup should al ways be used for children teetning it soothe the child softens the gums allays all pain cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrheas 25 cents a bottle WEIR At residence JK Jefferson ave December 3 1SSBIT0N Weik aged 54 years Notice of funeral hereafter December 1 at 4 o'clock a at her re 1 deuce 32 Church street SoruiA Mktzer beloved wife of iho late Christian Jletzer aged 55 years 5 mouth and 20 days uneral Sunday 2 from resi dence riends of family invited to attend MUNRO In this citv Deceinberl Jxo Melvin Mcnro nged 24 year 4 months and 12 days uneral Satur day 2 in from residence 38 Bags street The Church Liver Regulator is certainly a spe cific for that class ot complaints which it claim to cure 1 any of our lellow beings are suffer ing from hepatic disorders and have doubts in regard to the efficacy of this popular prepara tion we onlv offer them the simple and candid argument of Philip to Nathaniel Come and Try the proposed remedy and then you can judge for Rev David Wills Pastor of Presbyterian Church Washington The Judiciary: have used Simmons Liver Regulator for Constipation caused by a derangement of the Liver and always when "Used according to di rections with decided benefit Hiram War ner lute Chief Justice ot Go The Medical Profession: other remedy within my knowledge can fill its place 1 have been practicing medicine for twenty years and have never been able to put up a vegetable compound that would like Simmons Liver Regulator promptly and effect Bely move the Liver to action and at the same time aid instead ot weakening the digestive powers of the system" AL Hinton Al Washington Ark All Indorse Simmons Liver Regulator 58EMK1 KO i rtiTAM LffHff MarriH tyriii ektxx 7 Detroit ftfi ich i lock Cld Estatlisbsd I ffi physician sraGsori SKILL AND SUCCESS (opjef)sEjS YOUNG men middle aged men aoJ all persons who by their own acts Iinpru tlence or clly at any period of Lie have brought upon themselves the cvtl etfects closely upon the hees of transgression of the laws cf nature should consul the celebrated Er Clarke at once Remombor! ous (xhh or without dreams) or debility and loss of nmo power treated scientifically by new methods with jever failing success 4) It makes no ditTerencu what you have taken or who has failed to cure you irhe terribh pnhn of all bxd bhoi and kin dkraMs completely eradicated with out mercury 1U membor that iheu terrible diseases if ncclected or imxroperly treated curves tho present nnd coming uvnoration uuimtnral discharges cured prom pt without hindrance to business No experiments Bth sexes consult confidentially and ei perieticc important A ys ritU gmrantee of euro given in every case xindertaken ffSatTereru from any chronic dleae HL tory and Svtnptotiw cf your pkinly Cass solicited which others have failed to cure two stamps for celebrated cn Chrnnlc Nervons and Teli ate Diseases bavtan exhaustive yni ptvnmtolcjry by which to study your own ca Consultation personally or bv letter free Consult the old l)octor Thnncandt cured Othres and parlors pri vate SThoe contemplating Marriage send for Dr Clarke's celebrated guide Malo and Erinaio each 15c both age (ytampsk Before confiding your case consult DKCTaA liK A friendly letter or rail may save future tferingand shame and add golden years to life Medicines scut everywhere secure from Hoars 3 to 8 Sundays to xa Address CLARXEj Block Detsoit Mich Olb OR RHEUMATISM WORKING WONDERS 5 car nl red Train Alaster Altoona Pa 1 have been afflicted with rheumatic for twenty years in my chest Tried every thing but found co permanent relief At last 1 procured a bottle of St Jacobs Oil which afforded me relief which resulted in a permanent cure and I am now a strong healthy man AM LS CRAMER 20 Years of Rlienniatic Suffer! nj CurciI Prince Anne Aid Aly wife's mother was afflicted with rheu matism for twenty years Her sufferings were intense fehe tried almost every reme dy but could never receive any relief until she liseu bt Jacobs Oil she only used three bottles and to day she is without an ache or pain RANK DRYDEN 1 5 Yenrs'of Rheu mill i red 199 King st Charleston I have suffered for tbe last fifteen yearswith rheumatism in ray knee using one bottle of Jacobs Oil I was cured OPDEBEECK Prop'r Hotel Yictoria 1 I Years Suffer red at 7ff Wilkesbarre Pru as jolly as a boy again" said Mrs Wiener who wa asked about the health of her husband a man 73 years old who ha i been sick with rheumatism for the last 14 years lie could not leave his bed We were advised to use St Jacobs Oil as the best cure used it at Xice according to direc tions and it cured Air Wiener of hisailings Years of Rheumatism Cured helbi ille Ind St Jacobs Oil has cured my wife of rheu matism of twelve years standing joiin aiaiioluai THE CHARLES A VOGE1ER Baltimore Nd COUGH CUREREi: ROAI OPIATES AND POISON SAE SURE PROMPT AT DKUGGIStS AXU PKALERS THE (IIAKLEs A V0GJLLK CO BALT1X0SE MR THE CHARLES AVIXittER CO Baltimore JM OKCts PARALYSIS Is a most ins sen oils uiseaso It is often preceded by SCI ATICA and othtr pains If not checked tho I I 31 I' "WASTE and sometimes tins SPINK I5i COJ15iS SO TEXEH and disorganized It can be perfectly cored by A XTLSUOiniKKDSS Sleoplessrnsgs Opium Habit Drunkenness Neuralgia Sick Headache Nervous Locomotor Ataxia Headache Ovarian Neuralgia Nervous Exhaustion awnmuunri St Dphcp czc Sciatica Tnis is In no a PATENT MTvlCI N' Can tain no Opiates or Chloral It ia a Nerve uud Braha Tonic and is the beset Tonic end Hct orntlve known Sllustrnted Trviftlao on Nervous I senses xhuut Ion Opium 1 1 tc sent KJLid to audsm ncr COAL! Manufacturers wishing a pood Soft Coal should try NX bhawncn guaranteed to burn to a clear and make no clinker Also all kindis of coal constantly on hand RANK CLARK Telephone 121 1 Cor and Halter CREAMERY BUTTER Delivered to any part of tha Citv WAYNE COUNTY CREAMERY 71 Grand Rlvor Ave HSTOTIGE TO Better and Cheese Manjfactnrers Just received a large lot fresh from the factory of LIVERPOOL SALT! per rT rr 2 do az uks oiUco oi GENTS TIMES BUILDING pHILAD ELPffiL cctiuatCx Pw JvffsnrKn mmisiK core tv HRIAi £0 ut Lowest Cash Ratos I LE msm PENNYROYAL PILLS! The Original and Only (icuulue Safe and always reliable IWaroof urilli'w Ind Uttlotu Indl pvtiH ibh to LAIHEK Uk your for ('h ivhr or and tako no otner or inclose ic (Uuxuiw) to us fnr articular fn letter ty ret urn mail NUE hi clin vv CJ rtnirn I 3 1 3 1 ion JMjihire riiihulu rn rcld bv IlmeniMH ev rvv wtierc Ask lor ichrsi rt Take no ether PEG COCK? IWMUM CO Al AND WOOD AH Kind und of Best Ouality Itead and oot of Griswold Street JSyAg i io oats DM wW euuse Sirlotar SretU Mr b7 Cincinnstl'KiRMKI ha taken tho I ad tn the siles of th Us yenir i es and his giveik aimobC univeisal MUsi UvD MURPHY BROS Paiis Tex Ghaiwon the tuvor the public und ro nuo the Ci neg uf the oilriora A SMITH Bradkid EK SUdby nc SLSh URS! In Sacks of four bushel6? one bushel and fourteen pounds each McMillan XAI I IT JE 1 IS SEAL SKIN Sacquos Jackets Mantles Detroit May 13 ifhi Our faacilltie for Uia PROMPT and AVORABLE Of ADVERTISEMENTS In all Newspaporx and Ma? azines are U5EXC I I ill) Sena for estimates htrip per Ad vertisdg CATARIUI REV CHILDS TROY Ims tne only known posl tive cure Home treatment PtansK5 Tansiil's Punch Cigars ri were shipped dnringthe st Barties desiring anything in Seal will consult their own interest by inspecting outs before purchasing Persons desiring Seal Jackets and Mantles made from old Seal Sacques and Dol mans can have it done by us into the latent style DICKERSON CO lOGWoodvfard Aie rexwWl two veers without a drum mer fu our employ No otherr house in the world can truth lully make such a showing Oho agent (dealer oulj wanted iu each town SOLO BT LEAOtne DRUCCIBTS i SILL CO 5 5 State SLChicaqa NiliE YiiUR PRISE suit sb oraiwT OUil till 0 iilitJlJii 1 A TTY HEIR IE IT'IROIk'i: WD SO AND WE WILL SHOW YOU Tiio Greatest Value You Ever Saw for Hie Price You Name Marvelous Bargains ia ine Custom Made Overcoats TO WHICH WB INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION MIBLEY4C0MPANY i.