Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 28 1892 THE DETROIT REE PRESS 3 HORTICULTURE DELVING INTO DOCUMENTS Charge OTHERS NOT IN IT When it comes to Cloak Sales nine How do these prices suit you avored State of Michigan WO HUNDRED CLOAKS no indor it on hotel the $950 hould mornin 01 bank anization Tl lie estimates in the THREE HUNDRED CLOAKS futur $500 Willard of on Growin tion lowed 500 CLOAKS and being a reader ssesses literary cie' been dedicated at Wyandotte the Pentwater papers were read and excellent music fur PORT HURON Dodd's Returned pay their havoc in circles termination on all canines of that charac AMUSEMENTS RHEUMATISM! en inches Warren George ce tne in the co necessitate TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Vz Oil TV do not teachers oe music JoS Annual Meeting of the State Aooeia Ishpeming St Mrs wild since in the colle EXHIBIT of reports Looking Hon and liquors for fact uro made by I Odell testimonials for the alterative compound TE 3 1892 armington Oakland Co Mich Sept Wiusor Saginaw MUSICAL committee MARSHALL PEASE afeme Studio of Music and Elocution or Teacher of Voice Culture of Plymot Pt GHRSE PIRWO! in sejVp for ca ta rodE POINTERS! "IftHS A MEN Identity youreir with bulecari INSTANT RELIE Care in days Never ISewi plain eifuddrewed tniped ew returns I will eend (sealed) CRCK wlnM fbr alnnble information re rflrarsanrencriptiontoenlarvemKK sxnaU weak or MR night son and Winsor's to those eties the eo year dent rested on thef brass valves during ins om William or AV several months institution for 11 of Sunday representing Regular Prices $18 $20 and $25 Your choice now Regular price $10 and $12 each Your choice now CL the The Eureka blast furnace has closed down Hartwick has sold ba div $12 WO etc A I urpose take warning answer for the State Items A new Baptist church has BAY CITY Perfect Production of Bartley Campbell Great Historical Bomance INSTRUCTION IN THE INDUSTRY IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS A LAW AGAINST THE ADVLTERl TION OODS AND RUITS will recom let pipe from LOOKING OVER HILUS AMENDATORY TO THE ACT MR CULLOM POSTING UP ON THE IN TERSTATE COMMERCE LAW lerersaprewripufuiwcutmgv graxis A sure cure for Emissions Lost Manhoodorwoui Debility Varlcoeeie etc Address jrnnklliu MuaielMatarltoriiMUL MicA MUSIC ROOMS and at £4090 is placed at he purpose of paying He asked that the so hurch given schools ny and him to the uch man as COREY STUDIO 11 Scliwankovaky Bld HE WILL INSIST UPON THEIR CON SIDERATION BY THE SENATE RANK M'KENZIE roman Propoultlon Relative to National Banka STUDIO HOW IT and a brother near stated that the so JnIge Newton Will Bring Back a Election of Officer lint City December A few days ago Hon William Newton circuit judge left for a trip in the east on business and recrea tion but it has just transpired that he was married to day at Chatam New York to Grace Hughes daughter of Edward hes at the residence of her parents in above city Miss Hughes is an estima young lady well known in this city ibn I rivin' I en the newly weauea couple lays in New ion: city lint about thelst of Jan years ago in a speech at Portland own state A Ponderous SIiow at Popular Price Next Sunday CELLAR inv of Monday accompanied by his fam ill return early in the year Mrs and the children are to reside in capital while Mr nancoch We will close out the remainder of our Muff Stock at Cost See the Special Lyceum theater to nikiiu AHWeek The Best of the Season THK LIL1PUTIANS In Their Great Spectacular Play Mt dis tion in horticulture should be in this cotm other foreign he had $101 on Publisher and Proprietor of the Con eord Weekly Independent The newspaper interests of Jackson Coun ty are worthily represented by the pub lisher and proprietor of the Concord Weekly Independent with whose name we introduce this sketch This paper was es tablished under the name of Our Home Enterprise November 6 1S78 by William Bigelow and the plant was purchased by its present owner October 15 18SS the name of the paper being changed at the same time Upon its change of ownership new Im was given to the paper the tone matter perceptibly changed various showing and the prospects fruit growing section in and spoke of the necessity of banks5 should bear their ch silver purchase and whether this will get the indorsement of the committee predicted in advance ui meeting Hessling forger in the in the Harri VOICE CUT TURAti' A CLEAR AND PRACTICAL METHOD 7 TAUGHT WHICH INSURES ABSENCE A TIGUE AND PRESERVATION THE VOICE 413 Woodward Ave Van Buren County but Edwin Youn Gobleville man tailed to thereby and is now held to The tically ceded that it will be generally satisfactory to our citizens The Globe steer bred by Hinman Monlay to Lewis Vickory He was a beautiful animal pounds Woodman is convalescent and his many friends hope soon to see him on the street again Convicts Sentenced tne society passage at a boardincr and Howard fever haying His body will for burial Senator rye prophesied condition of affairs in relation to the hours cess daily to the consideration of the numerous bills amendatory to the inter state commerce law that have been introduced in the Sen ate this session Immediately after the re assembling of Congress he will call the committee together and urge the consider ation of the measures that have been pro posed many of which are intended to vi talize and add strength to the law upon which heavy inroads have been made by re cent federal court decisions bills will be reported to the Senate at the earli est practicable said Mr Cullom this morning I intend to insist upon their consideration by the Senate The measures proposed are of great importance and I con template some very the existing statute as to of the wrist McBain Secretary Grand Rapids ire Insur Co May 5 1892 Chesbrvugh Detroit 4 1891 Hunter Detroit Dw 30 181 A dispatch from Cheboygan tells of 10 de grees below zero and of solid ice clear across the Straits of Mackinaw The Iosco County Institute will be heid in 'la was city January 19 ana of the irst Baptist Church at Saginaw who late ly resigned has accepted an invitation to Agriculture Sweet Clark general merchants lushing made an assignment on Tues It is thought they will be able to indebtedness in lull Sheen killing docs are creating many parts of Cass County and the far THE TWO HEADED BOY A ULL LIST OTHER ATTRACTIONS Irt STHES A fl Or Chairs 5 and 10 cents Death of Gilman Davin Ypsilanti December Gilman Davis the oldest Ypsilanti pioneer died at his resi dence on Washington street this morning Coming west irom ms oirtn York state he opened the shon in Ypsilanti By strict attention to business he built up a com fortable fortune and long ago retired from ami business life He left four children Ha Ira and James of this city and Mrs A Wise of Cleveland Ann Arbor read a paper on ruit and asked cc operate and secure the of a law by the Legislature he adulteration of foods fruits jnmittce was appointed for this and thief were sentenced to day Circuit Court to six months each Ionia House of Correction Claude convicted of the larceny of over $25 out under trained voices The A sang several selections erwi by Mrs Saw bury and solos by Mi of Grand Rapids College to which a res Church at Brooklyn and will leave no Thursday for his new charge It is given out at Lansing that Stanley Turner Auditor General elect has ap pointed Burton Parker of Monroe Dep uty Auditor General to succeed Hubert given tn the pri ship yesterday life In cornpa whom were bn rv hni a house is a stone heap from whb a rabbit was startea us mounted the hap creditai made Ci 123 die l5jLLiCorreiMwilcncc ConfidentlL AdLS Box CHIC AGO ILL Sept 20 Dear Having been taking your Alterative Comtiound for constipation and indigestion lor only two weeks and already tind myself greatly bencBtted therefore take much pleasure in recommending it to any one being troubled Owosso Mich July 30 1892 Winsor Saginaw Dear I have used up the 3oc trial bottle of rout Alterative Compound that you left at the isagi haw depot for me and llnd it the nicest medicine I have ever taken for my stomach and bowel difficul ty Wish you would send some to your agents here If'thev handle it 1 wish yon would send me a $1 bottle per express or constipation it is tne best I ever saw And traveling as I do all the time I know the need of such a medicine and can not afford to be without It and all I'ble try mg it will say the same fthiis been sick only a few days be taken to Watford Ont hnq h' aomicoied In the Gua armory has at last been persuaded to accept other quarters The stores of Medalil rind of Drs take entire charge of the fruit exhibit There appeared to be a misnnder standing betwn th members of the so ciety and the air Commission re garding the rancement for this exhibit but before the meeting closed everything was arranged amicably and the two parties started in oil a new basis to make a show barrel of his breech loading gun when the barrel was exploded the full charge entering Alpheus' left leg about eight inches above the knee cutting the main artery He was assisted to his home and a surgeon sent for but the continued flow of hwrl could not be from the loss of blood cL Ul 1 1 CC 4 In Belding Mich Mrs McKenzie was born and Is a daughter of Wil and Dibble Pettee who were na arrested and he died me oecease'i was a yerv general favorite and his death caused widespread regret Northville water works is now prac finished and while it will cost $6000 above the estimate it is con Balkwill died at the resi of her son Thomas Balkwill this aged 90 vears The deceased had ed in this city a great many years and ot live sons ine cuneiai Thursday afternoon son a man about 60 years here fror this morning of Seventh of Ionia and Montcalm Counties but both Barents have been deceased for a number of veav Of this union there have been born three Minie Thomas and The snug home of the Mc Kenzies is located in the eastern part of the village and Mr and Mrs McKenzie no smnaarv posiiiou 111 uiic buuiu of Concord and vicinity bv the unfortunate occurrence 'The first sleighing of the season came on Christmas day and the streets have been alive with merry sleighing parties ever Chicago December The Hon I Weston president of the Michigan State Board of air Commissioners is looking after the interests of Intending ex hibitors from his state He was in con ference with Chief Allison and Assistant Williams to day in reference to the loca tion of Michigan exhibitors and he returns to Grand Rapids to night Mr Weston paid particular attention to the disposition of space in the interests of furniture stove and paper manufacturers rom all three of these industries Michigan will make a reat showing Mr Weston returns to Michigan fullv confident that the exposition will necessarily be a grand success and expresses himself as quite satisfied that everything possible will be done to promote the interests of exhibitors from his state December 27 The second day second annual meeting of rticuitural Society proved of ic fruit growers of Michigan tendance than at RANK M'KENZIE with a corresponding increase in its adver tising patronage The Independent now oc cupies a leading position among the local papers of Jackson County and is a fine il lustration of the push and enterprise which characterizes its editor and publisher The subject ot this notice was born September 7 185o at Bergen Genesee Co the battle of your Altora another bottle as nnu yearSt haveS blng uiend it to any person tro CLEMENTS The Big Busy Cloak Rooms A I A Second loor OlUUruL Bazaar McKenzie The McKenzies originated in Scotland while the Sacketts probably came from England and crossed the Atlantic during the colonial nays Thomas McKenzie was a man of much genius being a skilled arcixicect likewise a builder and contractor and with him rank learned the business which he followed until becoming proprietor of the Independent Politically Mr McKenzie Is a Republic an and has been somewhat prominent in nointment of committees the remainder of evening session was given to a grand coneert bv 'Hillsdale talent in which sever liss Wood Prentice nith Lelia Smith and Carrie Osgood Six other con certs are on the programme for the two days following Nortliville Notes Northville December The Northville Savings Bank opened for business last Saturday A Mr Cleveland of De xpected to superintend tne man until Cashier Babbitt has had rience in the business sprvicM of Martin Van Sickle and Samantha Gordon Bailey both respect ed Pioneers Of this vicinity were held at Burritt: James Bidwell i mninns and Burnett were destroyed and a house adjoining was The losses will exceed about half covered by insurance The Houghton County Treasurer Will Complete tlie CanvnKS To day Lansing December 27 (Special) The State Board of Canvassers will meet to morrow to complete the canvass ot tne state ticket Certificates of election will be issued to the successful candidates in cluding Land Commissioner Barry ana Hooker MIIS CHAS circulars and testimonials in full from the above named call at the dealers named below Sold bv HUNTER 66 Bagg Street Detroit arrand Williams Clark Williams Davis Brooks Co Hinchman Son $1500 in and vol ith the Canadian otli authorities claim tojiiY'sr him George Dodd a carpenter employed on new Maecabee building on the corner Uuron and Dard street fell second floor to the basement to ci 7 tjUiLU artUuCiv mjcc'u his head on a sewer pipe nine and cutting a gash long in his scalp from the back of the skull His back re also in iured Dr Harris ssed his wounds and reports him a state to fruit growing in The papers read were tot al discussion jflicers were chosen for the of South presi Reid of Allegan secretary" bnarl Mat Manchester and Prof Taft of ichigan Agricultural College most interesting discussion of the day hat relative to the Michigan exhibit its at the world fair Wood ng up tne en of the state two newspapers the sing on nI ilv He tfn mhftzer the state capital while Mr time will be spent largely in Will Hear from Old Van Baren To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press: While so many of our state and national papers are lauding the glorious and suc cessful leaders in the late campaign against high protection misrule let us the rank and file of party organization not forget those in the rock ribbed Republican localities Those who have put their shoulder to the wheel and worked with but one that the right might triumph Such has been the situation in this county for a longirne But a Democrat in Van Buren County is always a Democrat from principle and hen once twice or even thrice knocked nut bv overwhelming majorities gets up nnd goes in again with a vigor that fright ens the opposition even though it doesn rtefea them The campaign in this county was the most vigorous and earnest that has been carried on for many years Under the splendid organization of the county rnmm ttef aided by the other prty lead majorities have been reduced till the Phas not so much left to bank on as in former years The untrnng efforts ond effectual work of our county chairman Cavanaugh has shown him to be the ri ht man in the right place and under GmUrshln we hope to say two years hence as the Republicans are hen asked about election heard from old Van Buren Lawton December 24 woman and child in the county Red Jacket with 3 W0 population has sixty three saloons or one to less than fifty peo ple Hillsdale December The s' th annual meeting of the Michigan Music Association opened here to day The sessions will occupy three days clos Thursday evening The attendance is good from all parts of the state and there are satisfactory prospects of splendid meet jmo a Tbs of the association were tndeed a reception from 4 to 6 this" afternoon at the home of Chase professor of instrumental music at the col lotte Sackett ire at Eaton Rapids Eaton Rapids December ire broke out on the third floor of the An derson House early this morning ana guinea considerable headway between the parti tions and under the floor Ine fire depart ment confined the fire to that floor but those below were badly damaged by water Cause unknown Loss xwv uumw The House committee on banking and currency will be called together soon after the holidays to act on the bill introduced by Representative Andrew of Massachu setts proposing more liberal legislation in behalf of national banks and a repeal of the silver bullion purchase clause of the Sherman act Representative Bacon of New York said to day that in his opinion trie committee drew bill wit 62 of Lapeer material changes in The general law is to be amended so as to protect witnesses in order that they may be compelled to testi fy The old statute of 1868 undei which the law operates is held not to be broad enough and for it must be substituted an amendment to the inter state commerce law that will give absolute protection to the witness in the matter of criminating testimony The law should be amended in the interest of other prosecutions decision of Judge Gresham is to the effect that the federal courts of the coun try cannot be required under the Constitu tion to act as aids to an administrative body in the prosecution of its work How ever the decision indicates that a law should be constitutional which provides a penal tv for refusing to testify or produce books' and that the penalty could be prose cuted in a federal court The proper reme dy thus suggested in the decision of Judge Gresham can be supplied in an amendment that has been introduced A decision made by Judge Brewer lias been taken up by other courts and made the basis for deci sions that are apparently not in harmony with the original opinion but which will be held to be until reversed and perhaps the best wav to avoid any entanglements is to amend the law at the outset The decision referred to is perhaps right in itself but the dictum makes a declaration as to what is a railroad line or what comprises a and has more or less bearing upon the con struction of the and clause This dictum is wrong and legislation is re quired to define what a line is bill the railroads are interested continued the Senator the general amendment popularly known as the bill to 1 ermit pooling It is not properly speak ing such a measure but is intended to give railways authority to make contracts be tween competing lines for the division of freight subject to approval or disapproval of the interstate commission The original Senate bill passed in 1885 had a provision authorizing the commission to investigate the question whether pooling was advisa ble and report to Congress When the measure came before the conference the House conferees insisted upon the elimina tion of the clause and Mr Reagan was es pecially persistent and refused to sign the report unless the clause was taken out This was done and the bill passed I have noticed recently that Mr Reagan has ex perienced a change of sentiment on the sub ject for I hear that he is out in a letter in which he favors the granting of authority to competing repels to make contracts for division of freight subject to approval by the Mr Cullom doe? not say whether he fa vors the pooling amendment or not but the inference is that he would be opposed to it The committee is not a unit on the amend ment for there are some members who be lieve it would be a good thing and would mitigate much of the evil now existing or matter of freight rates and would ure remedy for that discrimination which is said to be exmbited by some the trunk lines in favor of the large and against the small shipper Pratt who has occupied that position un der the last dozen administrations Lafavette Williams of the Williams heading factory of Tekonsha caught his right hand in the blast fans while adjust ing a bolt Tuesday morning and the fingers were crushed so badly amputation Both bones broken Amelia Grant one of hnneef' a 2 Ohls store ami on Tuesday pleaded guilty to that and other thefts Justice Horton said or six and she smiled sweetly upon his honor as she paid the fine Mr Hambitzer will leave for Lan BATTLE CREEK force by a detachment of the guards My where few vears ago will spend a few and will return to uary Venus Tent at a meeting in their tent last evening elected the follow ingofficers for the encuing year: Command er Gilbert I Jenkins lieutenant command er Dewitt Pettis record keeper William Boland finance keeper A Willett Sar geant Twitchell chaplain George Griswold: physician Dr Millard 1 A Decew: rank Coleman 2 Harry orsyth Sen Jennings ick John Kell William Graham ot this city has se cured a position in the office of the secre tary of state under the incoming adminis tration Bay City Mich September 7 1S92 oubIel with Constipation a Indigestion for years In the meantime have nn la XSnv things for it but have never found any nil equal vour Alterative Comjiound leing so and Hire to take It has also proven a very thing for children I can also recommendRheumatic cure as I am now using IL phy Jr good standi The irst State Bank at Otsego at its annual election chose the following officers: President Charles Monroe vice presi dent cashier Mon directors Bixby Board man Eunice Moore Monroe John Mackay Palmer Volney Ross Williams and Wilson William Van Gorder an old soldier and pensioner at Tekonsha has been sick for some days He has deeded his property which consists of a house and lot in that village to two of his comrades who in re turn' have agreed to care for him while he liv and burv him beside his wife whom death took from him but a few weeks since I Marvin has besome the editor and of the rankfort Standard re cently established In his salutatory he de clares that duties upon imports should lie levied for public revenue only and drawn as close to the line of free trade as possible The Standard is an eight page paper of forty columns is neatly printed and its editor will ably advocate the interests of Benzie County Angus McCormick residing five miles south of here came to this viHafe driving a voting and spirited colt In the evening he started for home all right but hat was the astonishment of our people the next morning to hear that he was dead The colt became frightened and ran away throwing him out fracturing his skull and causing Other injuries He was conscious when found and remained so until he died a few hours Merrill Sentinel obert Babcock one of Imlay welf known citizens died Sunday morning Christmas Dav aged G5 years after a long illness Mr Babcock was born Merce Co Penn and came to this in settling1 at Iipeor lu ISGo he en in thA armv and was honoiably chlrgcd June 9 Hewas a member of imlnv Citv Lodere I I having filled every chair In the lodge and was a nv b'r the A Post He had also filled tte i having charge Washington December 27 Mr Cullom chairman of the Senate committee on Inter Coininerce is not permitting many to go to waste during the holiday re He is at his committee room almost and is devoting a great deal of time Military style with capes (4 to 14 year sizes) sells Jr every day for $500 choice now for WWlVW this forenoon at Citv authorities brought here this afternoon to inlng mon alleged th Two in his a Panama canal scheme hat has been ful filled almost to the letter In that speech Mr rye said that time would show that the whole scheme was' corrupt and that within a year or two at least the liffht would be thrown upon At and the fate of the republic would tremble under the shock That condition exists 'ay There has been some talk to the effect that the Panama and the Nicaragua canal schemes are parallel and that the disaster that has overtaken the rench people will cause public men in this country to hesitate in giving their votes to sanction the guar antee of the Nicaragua bonds fearing that a scandal might result Mr rye can see nothing of the kind and is emphatic in his declaration to that effect Said he is every good reason to advance whv this government should exercise a supervision over the Nicaragua canal and control all that is done there and there is reason why any legislator should be afraid to east his ballot for the bill which has this end in view I believe this meas ure will pass the Senate but course such a prediction cannot be made as to the chances in the House It can hardly be supnosed that the bill will meet with favor there inasmuch as it contemplates an expenditure of public money and such expenditure however meritorious is op posed on that side of the Capitol j' Jteiwle Ex of Michigan lint John 'llimeU Grd April 13 1892 as a member of the Village Council he is also Village Recorder He was hv tho rnuntv convention delegate to the state convention of lf and" has tilled many positions of trust and responsibility He ker ps hiniself posted i i ut i and a keen ors'rver of what is going on aronnd him far beyond the average of the newspaper writer' and under the norn de plume of has become widely known as a contributor of articles to a number of peri odicals and papers devoted to outdoor sports among them being the American ield the American Angler Shooting and ishing Sports Afield and others of equal importance among the lovers of the rod and gun The marriage of rank XV McTvenzle and Miss Kate Pettee occurred at the home of the bride sister May 26 1SS0 August 12 1S57 re agriculzura a ichigan World's air Commission and rsred the members of the society to see ccretary reported the i new societies durn row about nrteen sue The treasurer reported ponter A James Mur lodge has 106 members in ance Alfred xr Mrs Myler Detroit Mar 14 Istu Lydia Hafcnfeldts Detroit April 29 II Rademacher Saginaw May 1CO 15 Hungerford Saginaw March 25 1SVZ Robert MeVetey Saginaw March2 189 Wm Johnson Saginaw March 20 Antrobos Saginaw Jan 1592 Coleman Saginaw Nov 23 1891 Henrv Bradley Saginaw eb 4 1892 James Mattison Saginaw Dec 16 1891 Geo if Stevens Saginaw Dec 12 1891 Zoeller Saginaw Tan 1892 McGill Saginaw Dec 3 1591 Mrs Brechtelsbaur Saginaw Jan 28 1892 jis Saginaw March 24 1S9 Mrs Rose Saginaw March 23 ISO Bridges Bay City Oct 22 1891 Cant Thomas Lester Marino City eb 26 Join Davis Bay City Doc 1 1S91 Mrs A Strong Bav City eb 14 1892 Gcreaux Bay City April IS 1S92 Mrs Webber Bay City April 25 1S92 lentil of Mrs Nnncy Mchols atm Accident to a Rahblt 'lnnter Battle Creek December 27 Mrs Nancy Nichols relict of the late John Nichols died at her home on Maple street in this dtv yesterday afternoon of heart fail aged 78 years JIrs Nichols was the mother of Hon Nichols president of the Vibrator Threshing Machine Company and of Mrs Caldwell who is now in lorida passing the winter with her hus band The deceased intended to join her daughter on January i ner neaii too precarious to accompany them that loft Maf dMth was surprise to this community in which she was held in high esteem for her very many philanthropic acts The arrangements for the funeral will not be decided upon until the friends in the south are beard from Alpheus Miner aged 30 years was thp victim of an accident in Leroy Town with live friends two ofrs he went out to shoot About sixty rods in front of his XX UlLVl 11 dlZAJ Rheumatic Cure for Rheumatism ana in need of it 1 Mom Snglnaw Oct 18 1892 Stitts Saginaw Oct 13 181g vinirirm Suginaw Oct 1 1SJ ij? smith saginnw Oct 14 1892 James rye Saginaw wi Henderson Saginaw Oct 13 1892 ic Svelev Saginaw Oct 15 rank Lanp' re Saginaw Oct 181 H' kt 1892 1: Bay Otyg 13 1392 WINSOR'S ALTERATIVE COMPOUND SMsSStSSKS st OO Tier Hottie Trial Bottle 3ac months iv mg the name of Thomas Welch dated in the Lake Superior Daily Weekly Herald About thiriy convictions for violation end there was a larg the opening session 1 Xt the opi ning of the exercises this inorn 5rs president Angell of the university Tade a short address in which one of the would 'report back the An i some modifications The i one meeting at which it bill only a bare quorum The members who did attend were substantially agreed on tne bank features of the bill but when they ca i'o to the Sherman repeal section they were hopelessly divided as there were so few members present did not attempt anything bevond an informal discussion ot the situation The majority of the com mittee is disposed to recommend the first section of the Amlrew bill which author izes national banks to issue circulating notes up to the full par value of United States bonds deposited Section 2 reduces the amount of bonds required to be de posited in the United States Treasury by national Banks to a merely nominal amount This section will have to be modified as the committee is hostiletto it and belietes in renuiring banks to deposit a considerable amount of bonds Section 3 relates to the tax on circulation Thb committee is in favor of a reduction ofthe rate of tax on national bank circulation but it is opposed to wining the tax out entirely on A 1 I 4 rrvruinzi rnnr share of tho expense of the system tion 4 repeals tne provision favorable or not a full Port Huron December wko has been confined ii jail the past three weeks aw proceedings being cors insr notes to the amount Canada ro Hudson Sept 13 1S9 (adder Poirot JUIV Clark Grnud Andrew Taber Grand Bai Jyne 18 IS Mrs A Mushier UuiKinx? Jul? 14 Mrs Cbadwkk wsing ougust 11 189 il Reeves Jackson Ansx Tabbs (hwsn July 10 Pipase take notice inai uxie A lorrolr mV Rocky Mountains the Atlantic or tne ouiroi mvailu muv and within my own state PRICE $2 AND S3 PER BOTTLE We the undersigned have used i a a wx orvri 1 IieslUcLUtJ Mture Company of this hrer months behind with orders although working their hands nights 2 year oId 4 CREAT BALLETS 4 Screaming Burlesque on Ta ra ra Boom de ay Extra Xmas Matinees Mon Wed and Sat Sundav Jan VIDE MUSIN Jan 2 DAN SULLY pETROIT OPERA HOUSE Every Evening Matinees To day and Saturday The Jolllest of all Jolly Comedies Presented by the Strongest Comedy Company In America jj Next Week DIGBY BELL OPERA COMP Aw ICHT INANTRY Thursday Evening Dec 29 CHARITY BALL TICKETS (including supper) admitting lady and gentleman $5 Single Ticket $250 or Sale at the door HITNEY GRAND OPERA HOUSE Til MiPUT And All Week Matinees Tuesday I Nlbtl I Thursday and Saturday Ext a Christmas Matinee To day ExPrluonerii of war Landing December 27 The Michigan Ex Prisoners of Mar Association now holding its tenth annual meeting in this city gave I verv eniovable Campfire at Representa iivo Hall to mcht Addresses were made AI rT Bern nt Gov A mans and others To mSrrow oHb "is will be elected by the fifty niemberb In attendarnc WINSOR'S RHEUMATIC CURE Saginaw East Side The Only Absolute ermanenx Care for Rhenma tism Head the new testimonials Received Since March 1 that the testimonials are not from the other side of the J1L tho cnif nf Mexico but largely from my own city MR GEO I HOWES MRS CORA RULE ELLIOTT HOWtS Elocution and Physical Culture 208 Putnam Avenue CHAS STEVENS VOICE Engagements Procured for Competent Pupils Booms 1 3Whltney Blk(Grand Circus Parh DETROIT SCHOOL MUSIC 238 and 240 Woodward Ae Best kuown and beet conducted school in the wesS branches taught Terms from S10 to S50 RANZ A APEL Director Schtcanlxnsfcv Hove 11 Muffs 99c Each 8 wg i 1 gig (A 1 This Garment as (E HH shown In cut $0UU I A ir i was arrested by Sert I naw police department the Instance or the Bay anl was or ils retunni answer tn tl 12 nf nhtn in conseu uence of which its circulation under false within a short time increased 25 per cent Welch went until now it has a fine subscription list in this city es It is 11 rand ami engag six weens mat money but hud a cheek for Second National Bank Tim XHKKr signed by Thomas eleh mi' OKftVSH Wh able to Thomas Welch He the back an got £r0 75 tl I proprietor depositing I 1 cnrity It was arranged mWti get the check cashed thi I T' 1 bank was closed yesteia I I boarder was to accomi until lie became tired and the bank onlv to find that no WbVtf itfflWeablMgn Thomas Welch hail monev on In his forthcoming annual I Dunbar ot the water works MAji mend the building ot a new A a pure water point Sagina SBB0iZrvKk pumping station in this city SMJ thr cost of the improvement XoWaSj Jr Charles Soper lias been ar charge of stealing $23 worth belonging to William Whittle LIXT It QOff ftp Zuv I 1 wW Thlg Garment as PQ Cfl shown In cut 'Su IK TJl olHL ML i I.