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Ann Arbor... 10 37 8 55 2 17 5 55 10 IV 10 301 7 IS Dcxt.-r 110' I 7: Chelaea 1113 1 Í748 Jackson 1155 10 00 3 17 855 11 IS 11 45 8 30 Kalamazoo.. 933 121 5 02 301255 217 839 Chicago... Ar 7 5i 4 15d'i. .. 15 SOo.... O. W. RUGGLBS, H. W. HAYKS, ü. P. & T. Aeent, Chlcaso. Am.. Ann Artor. Toledo, Ann Arbor & 'orth Micliiira Bailffaj. T1MK SCHEDULE. Taking effect November 25tli, 1889. Truine rnn by Standard Time. Ooing Korlh. o I o I o ü i I STATXON8. p P. M. A. M. P. 1. P. M. 8 25 6 00 Lv Toledo Ar 11 15 110 4 17 6 47 Dundee 10 18 12 20 4 35 7 0.) Mllan 9 58 12 04 4 4fi 7 16 Urr.nift 9 4511 r-i 4M 7 22 Fíttílielct 9(4)114) 5 07 7 SS Aun Albor 9 K 11 80 5 3i 7 50 Lelanrt 071115 5 47 8 i'5 Whitiuorc Lake 8 5r 11 04 6 48 8 45 HowulV. S 17 1(1 25 7 15 9 35 Dnrand 7 10 9 35 8 65 TÜ55J B)lst'5ñgin:iw...7 5 55 7 45 H ooilO 10 ; Owomo ...... 6 88 il 05 907 1145 Itha.a 5 32 7 50 !0 15 12 45 Mt. Plraiiint 135 6 45 .... 3 10... Cadillac 1(1 30 .... 4 4H Copemleb 9 05 5 40 Ar Frankfort Lt 7 50 P. !. P. X. A. V. A P. tíoing South. South Lyon Hramli. NORTII BO1TND. STATIONS. ÍOITTH BOlTNll. Train 18 Train 17 A. M. A. M. 6 00 Lv Ann Arbor Ar 8 IB ti 40 Wordcns 7 86 7 00 Ar South Lyon Lv 7 15 H. W. ASI1LEY, General Manawr A. J. PAISLEY, G1CO. 11. BAZI.EWOOD, Gen'l. Pase. & Ticket Aeent. Local Aux-ut. ICE. JGK ICE. Keep cool dar ing the coming sijmmer by contractiva wilh E. V. II. for ice at the foUowing rutes: 25 Ibs. daily, except Sunday, $4.00 per mo. " " 4 times a week,' $3.50 " " " 3 " " $3.50 " " " 2 " " $2.00 " E. V. HANGSTERFER 3O IMT-A-IlsT ST. To Restaurants, Hotels, etc in 500 Ib. lots, 40c per hundred. Less guantity, 50c. Estáte of David W. Noyes. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County or Waahtenaw 88. At a sesalon of the Probate Court for the Cou'.y ol Washunaw, holden at the Prohati Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, on Tneaday, the twelfth day of August, in the year ono thuusand eitrht hundred and nmety. Present, J. Wlliard Babbitt, Jndge of Probate. In the matter of the tlie estáte of David W. Noyes deceaised. Michael J. Noyes, executor of the last will and testament of siiitl deccascd, comeB Into court and repre.sents, that he it now prepareü to render bit fiuul account as Midi ex ecutor. Thereupnn lt is ordercd, that Fridcy, the flfth dny of September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon be aaeined for exainlalng and allowint; such account and that the deviaeeii, legatwg and b!irsat-law of sakl deceaeed, and all otbur pernons inttTcstud in said estatearerequired to appear at a session of 8aidOonrt, then tobe holden at the Probate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, in pald emmty, and how cause, ifany there be, why the aaid account should not be alluwed. And it is further ordered that said excutor give notice to the persons Interested in ild estáte, of the pendency of said account and tb? hearing thereof, by causini; a copy of this order to be publfshed in the Ann Artor Couriert a newspaper prlnted and circulatin in said county, thrtte successivu weckB pruvlous to sald day of harine. (Atruecopy.) J. WMLLAHD UABBIÏT, Judge of Probate. WM. G. DOTY, Probate Recinter. Tfi'lr'f LITERATURE FOR ALL TheAHKRici.2ïpRpTECTiyETABinrljuoija is publlshing a most vahiable series of Tarlff documente. These are preparad with a view to .stuic tlio faets and argumente lor Vroteci ion, w het her in the iuterest of farmers, laborera, merehants or professional raen. Each issue of the series uppenls to those encJ In separate Industries, and presenta indisputable ráete oompaxfèond of wa(jes,cost Of living, and other arguineuts showiu tiiö beueiits of Protoctiou. Any siufrle one will te pont on reeeipt of 2 cents i stamps oxoept M Wacs, and Ta riff," whieli will besent for 4 centa. The whole Hst will bc sent for 30 oenta or any twelve for 'O cents, or any live for 10 cents, pOBtHjfG paid. Order by uumber. N'o. Pao ca. 1-" WaRcs, LIvJ m1 Tarlff." E. A. HaetsHOUN 104 2- "The AdvtuiUt sof :i 'rotective TarilT to mr i.a u' uud Industrlei of the Uulted StAtea' First Prlw Itaêaj, iö87. CuawroKD J). liKNM.Ni; 32 8 - " lUniit' i'iuiluctloii Indispensable to a Supply, at I-ow l'rU'i-s, if the .MauufatMured (JumiiHKlit ifS required tor tho l'eople of the l niici StaU-s, .nul Adequate Hum Pro'luctloii of these L'pmmoriltfcs Iinpossible without a l'rotectlve Tarill." First I'rlze Ks-sav, ÏSHH. C l. Todd.. . 33 4- "■VhatareRuw Uaterlolfl? v.'ouUI FrtvRaw Materials be Ad-runtuKeous t the Labor and Industries of the ETnited States." FJrst Prlze Kssay, ïHv.t. BohebB. Dbbll 33 6- "Faltiuics of Krec-Trailc." E. 1' lli u:it... 3$ O- "öoniL Views 011 thü TariiT by au üld Busluess .Man." tit:o. Dkai'KK 33 7- l'ron-i-tlvu Tiiriir : lts Aiant;iKes for tlieSouïh." C. L. Kdwakds 32 8- "TheWool Iutcrcur." Judgt' W11. Lawkbnci 24 ü- ' Protectlon us. Free-Tradé."- A Hisioriuul Rvii;W. D. (. HAKHIMAN 20 10- "The Farmer audthoXtuiit" Col. TiiuMid II. Priii.EY 10 11-" Protcctlon asa l'ublle Pollcy." GeoküuS. BOUTWEIi 10 12- "Rcply to the rrvsidenC-i Fiee-Trado MesSftKe." R. P. l'ORTKK... 8 l_" WorkiiiKnu-n and the 'laritT." 8 14- "The Vital cuestión : ShiiU AineHcau Induatih'á bo Atiamtoned uud American -Markets Surrt'iulcrod? 8 ' "■ Ban ín Ucrinaii, wiih Addition 8 1Ü- "The Progress of une Humlred Years." ROBEBT 1. l'OHTKK 8 17-" ProU'ctlon for American Milpping." 8 ■ rha rarm Nota Fax' HomkrB Dibkll.. 8 ut- '"hy Irlahmeu Shonld Be ProtectlonJgtfl." 8 ■0- " Proteftlou." K. H.AKHXDOwa 4 l- 'What saTariff?" Answersua Worklnman's Questl(n 4 CC- "The AinciUau Wool Industry.11 E.H. AmMltMJWN 8 21- "Miir.-! and i'ost of Living.' J. D. Veejcs. 4 -■4- "iSouthern Farmlug Iudusiriea." 4 Short Talk to workliigmen." 2 ïO- " FroteotkHI and the FarnuT." Senator S. M. CtLLOM 12 Tne American Kcosomist, weekjy, devoted to the dtsetitujfon of all phases of tbe TariiT (jut-stlon. f'i ayear Samptc coplea tne, AMreaa American Protèotlve Tur 1 ü League SS W.ftSd St..New York.