The Twice-a-week Argus

The Press is pleased to note that the Ann Arbor Argus will hereafter be unable to lock up in' its weekly form, all the news and editorial matter it would contain, without risk of bursting the "chases." It will therefore appear henceforth as a seroi-weekly. Success to the semiweekly Argus. - Adrián Press. The Ann Arbor Argus came to our table last week under the firm name of Beakes & Hammond. This old and influential paper thus enters upon its sixtieth year under new auspices and in doing so announces that it will hereafter be publishei twice a week. The paper's democrao.y has always been staunch and wi n the accession of D. A. Hammond to a part of its management, I is no danger ot its becoraing luke warm ín its politica! ütterances. We wish the new firm success - Tecurnseh News. Hon. David A. Hammond, who has recently purchased a half interese in the Ann Arbor Argus, is a self-made man, and experienced and highly successful educator and a profound student of historical, economie and political subjects. Three years ago he was elected a member of the State Board of Education and since his election has inaugurated some of the most important reforms ever introduced in the State Normal School. He will add strength to au aJready able cratic