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01 CLÜBM fis We have arranged for the followiug extremely low clubbing rates for newspapers which peuple v?ho are taking or desire to take the Argujs should tak adavntage of: Ann ArborArgns, to Jan. 1, 1899.$l.0O Argus and Twioe-a-Week Free Píese L6( Argos, Twice-a-Week Pree Press and Year Book 1.75, Argns and Miohigan Fanner to Jan. 1, 1899 iqq Argns, Miobigan Farmer and Cleveland Daily World to Jan. 1. 1899 3i3( Argns and New York World (three times a week,) 170 The Argus and Chicago Weekly Dispatoh J.4Q, The Argus and Weekly Detroit Journal 1.70 Ann Arbor Argus, Semi-Weekly Free Press and Michigan Farmer 2.35. Ann Arbor Argus, Thrice-a-Week New York World and World Altnanac 1.9$ Ann Arbor Argns and Chicago New Time 1 $) A dog with G. J. Preston matked on tbe oollar, followed E. Camp to hi home two miles sontlieast of Dixboro. Owner oan have same by identifying dog and paying for this notioe. 9-11 The New Mileage Ticket. The Michigan Central "The Niágara Falls Route," will have on sale at its principal ticket offices on and after February lst, the new interchangeable thousand-mile ticket issued by the Northern Mileage Ticket Bureau. This ticket will be sold for $30. subject to a rebate of $10,upon compliance with the conditions under which theticket is issued, and will be good for passage upon any regular passenger train (except limited trains) of theMichigan Central, Ann Arbor, C. & W M., D. G. R. & W., D. & M., F. & P M., G. R. & I., Grand Trunk, L. 8. & M. S., M. B. H. & C, M. & N. E., N Y. C. & St. L. and P. & L. E. railroads, the Crosby Trans. Co. and D. & C. Nav. Co., upon presentation to conductor without the exchange ticket now required with the Central Passenger Association interchangeable mileage ticket. The Michigan Central will continue to accept thousand mile interchangeable tickets issued by the Mileage Ticket Bureau of the Central Passenger Association, sold prior to February lst, upon cqmpliance by the holder with the conditions underwhick said tickets were issued. O. W Rugóles, Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent. F. KRAUS, general aúotioneer Aan Arbor, Mich., wiil attend to alü Bales in city or county on short notioe. Charges reahonable. Residenoe twa miles from oonrt honse on Dixboro Road. tf Subscribe for the Arsrus now. Notice to Creditors. LTATK OF MICHIGAN, COCNTX OF ; Washtenaw, as. Notice is. liereby siven, that by an order of the Probate Court for the Countyoi Washtenaw, made on the Sist dajr of February, A. D. 1898, sü monthsfrom that date were allowed lor creditois to present their claims against the estáte of Daniel S. Millen, late of said County, deceasedand that all creditors oí' said deceased are required to present their claims to satd Probate Court, at the Probate office in the city of Ann Arbor, for examioation and allowance, on 01 beforethe )th day of August next, and ihat such claims will be heard before said Court, oa the21st day of May, 1898, and on the 20th day of August, 1898, next, at ten o'clock in thfr forenoon of eacli of said days. Dated, Ann Arbor, February 21, A. D. 1898. H. WIKT NUWKIUK, Judge of Probate. Estáte of Henry Gerlach. TATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF Washtenaw, ss. At a sension of the Probate Court for the County oi WaslHenaw, holden at the Probate (- ftice in the City of Ann Arbor, on Saturday, t he 51 h day of rebrtiarj, in theyearone tbnusand elgtit hundred aud ninety-eijjbt. Present, H. Wilt Newkirk, JucIko oi Probate. In the matter of the estáte of Heiujr Gerlach, wlio is missing or absent and supposed to be deceasod. On readips; and liling the pelition dulj verified, of John C. Geilacli, praying that temporary administration of i-aid estáte may be granteci to himself or somc oiiter suitablö peryon. Thereupon It is ordered thiit Wodncsday, the 9th day of Maren uext, at lu o'olock iit the for noon, be tSbiin d lorthc hriirini ot' said petition, and thst the next of kin. betrs at law of siiid Htnry Gerlach, who ismlssiog or absint und aupvobed to ber deceased, and all ut lier ptrsuüs interesled in said estáte, are rei) ui red to appcar at a seasion ot said Court. then to be dolden at thtj Probate Oftice, in I he City of Aun Arbor, aud show cau-e if any ibero be, liy the pruyer of the petitioner should uot bo irrantod. And it is furtber ordered that said ..eutioiier giyenotice to the persons nleresled in saiit estáte, of the peniiency of said petition. anrt the hearmp thoreof , by oausios a copy of this order to be published in the Aiid Arbor Ar;;us, a newspaper printed and eircuhtted itt said oounty three suceessive weeks previous to said day of heajiug:. H. WIKT NEWKTRK, Jndge of Probate. [A true copy.] P..I. Lkhman Probate Register. 1V__ BONNER'S 1 1Mfcleaner 1 : vL MAKES Th New War S A COAT LIKE VELVET ; 555 No Brush or Coinb, il kk Removes dandruif and dirt. Sure )) ( preventive against Files, Fleas, , Mosquitoes and l.ice. Keeps hair (sx fine, soft and silky. A tonic, hair (fx rovver, aids sheddiug. Cures Mange, Scratches, stops trritation and rubV 555 '''"?■ Saves Time, Feed and Money. Used for Horse, Cow and Dog. Cali on dealer, or will snip half gallon mi receipt of $i.oo. Will clean horse 555 over Io times. Satisfacti&ii Guaran ( teed or cash retumed. W OLEDO SPECIALTY CO., Toledo, Otilo. 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