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Michigan ríENTRAL " The Niágara Fails Route." Time table taking effect Nov. 30, 1890. CHICAGO TO DETROIT. STATI'S. Í S H Vh g I = J H gw %u A.M A.M. P. M. P. M. P. M. P. M. A. M. Chicago. Lv. 7 05 9 00 12 20 3 10 9 25 10 10.... Kala'oo. .. 1145 2 17 3 58 7 00 ... 3 30 7 15 Jacks'n 300 425 535 8 47 440 6 15 940 Chelsea. ... 359 530 7 13 10 31 Dexter 4 14 5 45 7281043 P. M. P. M. P. M. P. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. Ann A'r 442 5 29 630 945 6 05 7 50 1100 Ypsll'tl 503 543 956 6 23 8 08 1113 We Je 5 27 6 47 8 35 11 32 De't Ar. 6 15 6 45 7 30 10 45 7 30 9 20 12 10 DETROIT TO CHICAGO. A.M. A.M. P. M. P. M. A.M P. M. P. M. Detroit. .Lv. 8 30 7 50 120 745 9 25 9 15 4 45 WayneJ'u.. 9 OH 8 23 '954 5 21 Ypsilauti... 928 841 205 845 10 15 5 43 A.M A.M P. M. I'. M. A.M P. M. P. M. AnnArbor.. 9 43 8 57 2 19 8 58 10 19 10 30 5 55 Dexter 10 00 9 15 6 08 Chelsea 10 13 9 :jo . 6 19 Jackson.... 1100 10 00 3 17110 20 1115 1145' 6 55 Kalamazoo.. 2 05 12 12 5 0Sll2 45 12 55 2 17 9 30 Chicago. Ar. 735 435 9 00640 450 8 05 G. W. RUGGLES. H. W. HAYES, G. P. & T. Agt., Chicago. Agt., Aau Arbor. rpOLEDO, A. A. & N. M. RAIL'Y. TIME SCHEDULE. Taking effect October 12th, 1890. Trains run by Standard Time Going Xorth. L 3" o. STATIONS. Ï.SS A.M. P. M. p. M. P. M. 600 330 Lv Toledo Ar 110 1115 6471 4 10 Dundee 12 16 '10 22 708 431 Milán 1157 10 02 720 443 ...Urania 1145 946 727 455 Pittsfield 1137 9 40 740 5o7 Ann Arbor. . 1125 9 26 755 5 25 Leland 1112 9 10 806 539.. Whitmore Lake 1100 855 855 632 Howell 10 25 8 20 9 40 7 35 Durand 9 40 7 20 1105 845 East Saginaw.... 810 5 50 10 20 8 10 OWOS3O "855 TSO 11301912 Ithaca... 7 45 5 18 125 1013 Mt. Pleasant 6 45 4 15 335 Cadillac .. . 10 35 520 Copemish 855 635 .. . Ar Frankfort Lv 655 P. M. p. M. a.m lm. Qoing South. H. W. ASHLEY, General Manager. A. J. PAISLEY, GEO. H. HAZLEWOOD, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt. Local Agt. The Forum The Foremost Feriodical for Thonghtful Readers. lts raDge is fairly indlcated by the followlng Table of Contenta of the DECEMBER NUMBER: THE GOVERNMENT OF AMERICAN CITIES. By Aiidrew D. White.- Wherein European Citlesare better eoverned than ours; the danger place lu our politlcal system, and the remedy. CITY GROWTH AND PARTY POLITICS. By William E. Springer.- The increase of urban over rural population as bhown by the census; how this decreuse is advantageous to tue Democrats. STABIL1TYOFTHE FRENCH REPUBLIC. By Julius Sluion, of the French Senxte. A review of domestic and foretsn influences favorable and unfavorable to the Ripubllc; a hopeful outlook. FAMILY STOCKS IN A DEMOCBACY. By President C. W. El lot, of Harvard.- Democratie Society favorable to the perpetuation of families; a study of Amerlcau coudltions therelor. DOES CHINA MENACE THE WORLD? By PresidentW. A. P. Martin, of the Imperial Tung Weng College, China, - Why the tendency of Chinese life forbids fear of comDetltion. THK HUMANITIES. By Major J.W. Powell. The flrst ol a serles of artlcles to sbow that the theory of biológica]; evolutlon falls when applled to soclology. FORMATIVE 1NFLUENCES. By Archdeacon b'. W. Farrsr.- An autoblographlcal essay, following similar oues by Prof. Johu Tyndall, W. E. H. Lecky, Frederlo Harrison aud other noted men. SPEED IX RAILWAY TRAVEL. By Prol. R. H. Tliurston. The possibillty of 2U0 miles anhour by steain; why electricily Is llkely to supeisede steam. ARMOR FOR WAR SHIPS. By Commander F. M. Barber of the U. S. Navy. NOTES ON GHOSTS. Andrew Lang. PITY, GENUINE AND SPURIOUS. By Frauces Power Cobbe. Amongthe rpTTTI ÜATJTTHr FOR 1891 features of 1 Llh E JÏ U IVi will be R SULTS OF THE CENSUS. A serles of anieles by Gen. Francls A. Walker; Resulta of the L.VTEST RESEARCH and of the most RECENT ACHIKVEMUNTS In all IMPORTI ANT LINES OF WORK, in SCIENCE aud in [NDÜ8TRY, by speeialists; POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS, by the leaders of opinión in the United States, aud by loreigu statesmen: SH113BOLETHS OF THE TIME, a series of prllical examlnations of popular opintons. by W. S. Lilly, the Biitish essayisl; AUTOHIOGRAPHK'AI, EBSAY8, a series to whlch some of the most noted men of the time Americiin aml Hritlsh, have already contrlb uted; D18U0S3I0N8 OV SOCIAL AND REI,ItH0U8 PR0BLEM8 IN THE UNITED STATES; Lli'EKRY ARTICLES. discussIuk the tendencies of literary work along all airectious of activity, by the foremost crltlcs. 50Cents if]V ivmril V V 1, Í5.00 acopy. int rUlvLu, Aew i ork. y