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Homes for World's Fair Visitors. In view of the erowded condition of Chicago and its liotel.s during the WorWfl Fair period, Poole Bros. have ! il' ut' a public .service in Uaillng a very i-arci'ully prepared list of the Homes I in ChloagO that are thrown open to the public upon this occasion. Tlie i Ut is complete aml givee the name, iMüiion. aumber of rooms, etc, bo tliat corpeepomdence may be had and arrangements made beiore tlie visitor tomes to Chicago, ïhis list is accompanied liy epbendid sectional maps of the city on a largo scale, liy wh'.ch the location of every house can be accurate]}' found. Copies can be ■ obtained at the Michigan Central; Ticket Office at the Publisher's prlce, 50 centB- lieaa really than the value of the maps themselves. 10. THE BAY VIEW SEASON. Half Fare on the T. A. & N. M. R. R Tlie advent oí hot weather sets everybody thinking about fhe cool brei and the good times at Bay View. The Siimiuer Univereity opeus on July 12th, the As.-eniMy on July 19th, continuiug to August Kitli, and the Toledo, Ano Arbor&North Michigan R'y. will sell half tare round trip tickets there, covering the full season. Tickets will be sold daily lrom July lOth to L9th inclusive, with return limit . August lTch. Return tickets trom Ann , Arbor will be only $8.45. The Assembly Programs are said to be the richest and the tlniversity advantages the best ever oflered there. The University Review giyes all the programa and courses oí iustruction, tclls all about Bay View, expenses, etc. i The June number is beautifully illustrated and will interest yon. 8end for it to Mr. J. M. Hall, Bay View, Mich.